Genocide from 1492—A peace pipe. Stunning arrogance and complete lack of respect for other cultures and beliefs has left the once supremely self-reliant native U.S. population shattered, in tatters and essentially costly wards of the state. This is a finely blasted, well engineered briar with an open draw and attractive, complementing brindle, vulcanite stem. The turquoise colored embellishment (and don’t our U.S. Indians love turquoise?) really adds a striking visual element to an already handsome pipe. The draw is wide-open and the size is Grp. 5. BTW, Don Gillmore, who makes the pipes for this series, lives in New Mexico and so probably understands the Native American a bit better than any other pipe maker. In this case, theme and pipe maker match up beautifully. 6 1/8” long, bowl 1.9” tall. Weight: 1 3/8 oz., 40 grams. New