Top-Quality Cigar Store Indian
Our company is a designer, manufacturer, and distributor of Cigar Store Indians, bronze statues and fountains, and bronze school mascots. Our artisans have years of experience. We provide exclusive Cigar Store Indians at affordable prices. Order today and receive a discount of up to 40% off the retail price!
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Our company offers several kinds of Cigar Store Indians. We have traditional styles, as well as unique figurines. If you're interested in a sturdy Cigar Store Indian, we're the company for you! Though many of our Cigar Store Indians weigh over 200 pounds, shipping costs are reasonable. Check out our large selection of Cigar Store Indians online, or call us to inquire about availability.
A History of Cigar Store Indians
Hundreds of years ago, Native Americans introduced tobacco to Europeans. In doing so, Native Americans quickly became advocates of the tobacco industry. It became part of their society. Smoke shop owners used Cigar Store Indians to show people who couldn't read where to buy cigars.
In the 1600s, Cigar Store Indians began to appear outside of European tobacco shops. Since European craftsmen had never seen a real-life American Indian, their representations were more fictional-looking than realistic. When the Cigar Store Indian made its way to America in the 1700s, they began to look more authentic.
Current Uses For Cigar Store Indians
Even now, you'll sometimes see a Cigar Store Indian sitting outside of a cigar store. But these eye-catching statues are now used less as an advertisement for a tobacco shop, and more as ornaments that celebrate tobacco's rich history. Though various people view these statues as a stereotype of American Indians, Cigar Store Indians represent a big part of the tobacco business. Some statues are happy and inviting, while others appear to be trying to scare away intruders or thieves. In any case, throughout the years, Cigar Store Indians have become synonymous with the tobacco industry.
Our Design and Manufacturing Process
While some Cigar Store Indians are made of cast iron, most are made of wood. We use the highest quality mahogany wood for our Cigar Store Indians. Our artisans use axes and mallets to shape the figure, and a chisel to add the finer points. Our artisans paint each statue by hand, so that even the finest details are perfect.
Common Styles of Cigar Store Indians
We offer several types of Cigar Store Indians. From joyful figures, to intimidating warriors, we have what you need. Many of our Cigar Store Indians even have empty palms, so that they can display cigars or any other item you'd like! A majority of our Cigar Store Indians come full-size at around 6 feet tall. For many, though, we offer miniature versions that are about 40 inches tall.
Perhaps you want your Cigar Store Indian to wear a full head-dress, carry a knife, dress in traditional fringe clothing, or bring you wealth and good luck. Whatever your preference, we'll surely have the type of Cigar Store Indian you're looking for. Don't hesitate! Contact us today!
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Our artist, Broge Kilrain, designs custom sculptures, park sculptures, school mascots, museum fossil castings and wholesale bronze statues. BigBronze.com is owned and operated by Darren Hussey. For more information go to http://www.bigbronze.com
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