See notesThe Ni-ni-ba or Pipe and its companion the Ni-ni-u-zhi-ha or Tobacco-bag are necessary appurtenances of a man. Smoking is ceremonial as well as social and there is a etiquette in filling, lighting and offering the pipe which pertains to its use at all times, the forms vary in their elaboration but the essential ideas are the same. The decorations upon the stem suggest rather than fully express certain symbols which belong to the pipes of sacred ceremonies, and add a dignity to the article making it something more than a means for self pleasure. The decoration upon the tobacco-bag is apt to give similar hints in the design employed. The two are always carried together in one hand"(La Flesche 1898:15).catlinit
INTRODUCTION: Waterpipe tobacco smoking (WTS) is an increasingly prevalent form of tobacco use in th...
Introduction. In everyday and ceremonial practices of the Kalmyks, tobacco smoking remained widespr...
Yunnan Province, China - 1943 - 44Dressed in typical men's garb, this gentleman of Yankai pauses for...
See notesThe Ni-ni-ba or Pipe and its companion the Ni-ni-u-zhi-ha or Tobacco-bag are necessary appu...
See notesThe Ni-ni'ba-hte or tobacco-bag of bladder, ornamented with the same design as that upon th...
An ethnographic photograph made by positioning artifacts against a neutral backdrop, in this case th...
I am making sacred smoke; In this manner I make the smoke; Mayall the people behold it! I am making ...
The Sacred Pipe in American Indian Religions has a unique position in the history of primal religion...
A tobacco pipe made porcelain with metal and wood components. A note with the item reads: Old Danish...
Luliang, Yunnan Province, China - 1945This turbaned Muslim, lights a water pipe as he pauses for a s...
godUntil 1897 or later, clay pipes and tobacco were also spread out on a table near the coffin. Thes...
Photograph of an "Indian fakir mending his sacred blanket." His pipe is nearby. "The head of the pip...
Taking a BreakHard work deserves a 'smoke break', as enjoyed by this exceptionally tall Chinese. Mos...
The smoking pole is becoming rare in China. In the provinces of Sichuan, Chongqing and Guizhou, it i...
Title on verso: Tobacco pouches.Edward S. Curtis Collection (Library of Congress).Curtis no. 2498-08...
INTRODUCTION: Waterpipe tobacco smoking (WTS) is an increasingly prevalent form of tobacco use in th...
Introduction. In everyday and ceremonial practices of the Kalmyks, tobacco smoking remained widespr...
Yunnan Province, China - 1943 - 44Dressed in typical men's garb, this gentleman of Yankai pauses for...
See notesThe Ni-ni-ba or Pipe and its companion the Ni-ni-u-zhi-ha or Tobacco-bag are necessary appu...
See notesThe Ni-ni'ba-hte or tobacco-bag of bladder, ornamented with the same design as that upon th...
An ethnographic photograph made by positioning artifacts against a neutral backdrop, in this case th...
I am making sacred smoke; In this manner I make the smoke; Mayall the people behold it! I am making ...
The Sacred Pipe in American Indian Religions has a unique position in the history of primal religion...
A tobacco pipe made porcelain with metal and wood components. A note with the item reads: Old Danish...
Luliang, Yunnan Province, China - 1945This turbaned Muslim, lights a water pipe as he pauses for a s...
godUntil 1897 or later, clay pipes and tobacco were also spread out on a table near the coffin. Thes...
Photograph of an "Indian fakir mending his sacred blanket." His pipe is nearby. "The head of the pip...
Taking a BreakHard work deserves a 'smoke break', as enjoyed by this exceptionally tall Chinese. Mos...
The smoking pole is becoming rare in China. In the provinces of Sichuan, Chongqing and Guizhou, it i...
Title on verso: Tobacco pouches.Edward S. Curtis Collection (Library of Congress).Curtis no. 2498-08...
INTRODUCTION: Waterpipe tobacco smoking (WTS) is an increasingly prevalent form of tobacco use in th...
Introduction. In everyday and ceremonial practices of the Kalmyks, tobacco smoking remained widespr...
Yunnan Province, China - 1943 - 44Dressed in typical men's garb, this gentleman of Yankai pauses for...