Own a piece of Native American heritage. This authentic Oglala Lakota hand drum, crafted in 1996 by renowned artist Arthur Amiotte of Pine Ridge, South Dakota, features a traditional rawhide head and a hand-signed wooden frame. Perfect for collectors of fine indigenous art.

Experience the rhythmic heartbeat of the Dakotas with this exceptional, authentic Native American hand drum. Hand-crafted in 1996 by the highly acclaimed Oglala Lakota artist, historian, and educator Arthur Amiotte, this piece originates from the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota.

Known globally for his profound contributions to contemporary and traditional Lakota art, Amiotte brings master-level craftsmanship to this traditional instrument. The drum features a beautifully taut, natural rawhide head wrapped seamlessly over a sturdy wooden frame.

Collector's Details: The interior of the wooden frame serves as the artist's canvas, featuring meticulous handwritten inscriptions by Amiotte himself. It reads:

"Seven Fires" Oglala Lakota • Pine Ridge So. Dak.

The inner frame is further personalized with a hand-drawn bear paw symbol, a feather illustration, and the artist’s signature, dated Amiotte '96.

Whether you are an avid collector of indigenous artifacts, a musician, or someone who appreciates the deep cultural history of the Lakota people, this signed instrument stands as a remarkable testament to Native American artistry.

• Artist: Arthur Amiotte (Oglala Lakota)

• Origin: Pine Ridge, South Dakota

• Year: 1996

• Materials: Natural rawhide, wood frame, ink inscriptions

• Condition: Excellent vintage condition with natural patination on the hide