Indian chief staff 45cm

The 45 cm Native American chief staff is a brown costume staff with a painted head at the top and two fluffy tufts along the shaft. Whoever holds it immediately plays the chief who leads the tribe in western stories and speaks with a staff in hand. Women and men use it to complete their Native American costume during carnival or at a western party.

Head, shaft and tufts of the Native American chief staff 45cm

• The staff is 45 cm long, a size you can carry in one hand all evening.
• At the top is a brown head with a face, finished with yellow and blue accents and a backward-curved point.
• Directly below the head hangs a fluffy grey-white tuft, and there is another at the end.
• The lower part of the dark brown shaft is wrapped with light brown cord, so you can see where to hold it.
• The staff is intended for women and men and is delivered in Funny Fashion packaging.

Why does a chief need a staff?

In the world of costumes, a staff is the sign that you are the leader of the tribe, just like the large feather headdress that a chief wears in western films. While a regular Native American look often gets a bow and arrow or a tomahawk, a staff makes it clear that you are not fighting along but giving the orders. Therefore, it is especially suitable for whoever plays the chief of the group.

Join the parade with the chief staff

If you are participating in a parade during carnival, hold the staff upright next to you, so that the head stands out above the crowd and your group can easily find you. At a western party, it works well when you dress up as cowboys and Native Americans with friends: you as the chief with the staff, the rest with lighter accessories. A feather headdress, a costume with fringes and some face paint on your cheeks complete the look. For a group photo, it is best to place the staff on the ground, with the fluffy bottom next to your foot.

Order the Native American chief staff and take charge of your group as the chief during carnival or at the western party.