Native American Drum Bags: BLACK, OTHER This page contains our black bags with accent fabrics, as well as multicolor bags that do not really fit in any particular color category. We have a variety of bright multicolor fabrics for people who choose to make a bold statement. We search for the largest variety of Native American Style fabrics for our drum bags. Please remember that the popularity of our unique design-copyrighted drum bags means that we have a waiting list. Each bag is built to fit you and your drum. We do not keep drum bags in stock - they are all custom orders. Call today to place your order: (256) 538-0246.
Black Modern ACCENT FABRIC OUT OF STOCK
Jewel Tone Adobe
Black Peacock Feathers ACCENT FABRIC OUT OF STOCK
Black with Red Native ACCENT FABRIC OUT OF STOCK
Black with Custom Medicine Wheel
Black Lakota Star
BASIC BAG: Unlined bag. Drum stick pocket. Very funtional. New, improved Velcro closure. No frills.
CUSTOM PADDED & LINED BAG: This is the drum bag you want to protect your sacred drum. We surround your drum with three layers: (1) beautiful, rich upholstery fabric, (2) soft padding, and (3) full interior lining. We add a protective top flap with antler buttom closure, leather fringe. These bags are works of art with special creative touches!
Cheryl Talking Bird's Patent Pending "Padded Kangaroo Pocket" is padded and lined. This roomy pocket will hold a small rattle, drum sticks, sage, keys, etc.
I can divide the pocket into two, three or four padded compartments (4 compartments only on 18" size drum bags). I will be customized this pocket for you!
Add $50.00 for this optional feature.
A LA CARTE -ADD EXTRAS!
Add EXTRA leather fringe to your drum bag: $15.00.
Appliques - Hand designed and created. Prices range from $40.00 - $100.00, depending upon complexity. Call for a quote and availability.
Call Today: 1-256-538-0246 (8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m Central Time Weekdays to speak to live person) Can always leave message on weekends and we will call back ASAP
This Web Site was Created and Maintainted by Cheryl Talking Bird Last Update: October 5, 2011
