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 Richard
Burdick
Welcome to the Native Heart Web
Site, highlighting the work of the Native American artist, Richard
Burdick. You will find beautifully handcrafted, authentic cedar Indian
Love Flutes that are inspiring and uplifting.
Don't forget to see our
Dream Catcher and
 Arrows!
Attn:
Scout Leaders
Only $14.00
Hand chipped
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Great
for scouts Arrow ceremony
Also available
as non sharp arrowhead replica. Only $12.00. Not obsidian, Not Sharp, The Best Replica of
a real Indian arrow that's hand crafted with real turkey feathers,
sinew, leather and a carved shaft that's 24"
long. Each Arrowhead is unique in it's own way and full of
color (Black/Brown) known as a cinnamon color, Most preferred by
those who Chip arrowheads. When you receive one of my arrows
you will notice a beautiful arrow ready for display.
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Disclaimer:
Notice
arrowheads are very sharp. Native Heart takes no
responsibility for injuries. |
While you visit this site, download these Love Flute
clips. They may take a moment to load, but it is well worth the wait. You
can download them all at the
same time; they will begin to play as they come in.
Wisdom || With
Heart || Many
Thoughts
|| Below The
Skies
|| All Creatures*
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*Note: "All
Creatures" was done with the pipe
flute.
The Petroglyph Flute
Legend states the Indian Love Flute holds the
power for attraction and was used to enhance courtship. Throughout the
wedding night the flute could be heard playing.
Cedar wood was traditionally used to carve the
flutes. Why? Cedar trees hold a special meaning. These trees have a
shallow root system. In order to grow strong, their roots must intertwine
with other Cedar tree roots for support, and to withstand adverse
weathering conditions. This support system was meaningful to Native
Americans. Just as the Cedar tree has a network of family support, so did
the Indian Tribe. The Cedar tree has always represented the family, and
like a Cedar tree, one was never alone.
Music from the Indian Love Flute is a part of
our natural surroundings. It evokes a feeling one might have when out on a
calming mountain or ocean retreat.. The appealing music you hear is an
appendage to the beauty of life which surrounds us. Richard believes when
you hear the peaceful music, you will be touched for the better as he
has.
The Petroglyph Flute: As a very big part of
my Native American heritage, I have always enjoyed rock art. There are
many places which display rock art, in the area I live, such as: Nine Mile
Canyon, Uinta Canyon, White Rocks, the Book Cliffs, and all over the
reservation. Rock art I value the most are the ones shown to me by my
Father, who's Father showed them to him, who's father (my great
grandfather) showed them to him. Stories like these are what makes my
native heart what it is. I live today not to forget my great ancestor's
past, and would like to share it with those who want a better
understanding. I feel that if I can take and carve a small part of a story
on the end of a flute, this will allow, not only the flute to live on, but
possibly some of the spirit within it. When the petroglyph flute is played
from your heart, the spirit of the Indian people will be felt in your life
as well as those around you.
   
  
© 1996 -
2002, Richard
Burdick and Vision Design. All rights reserved.
Created by Vision Design
Updated
Feb 12, 2002
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