Spear Indian 5 pcs

The 5-piece Indian spear is a costume spear with a silver-grey tip, two red ribbons and a long black shaft consisting of separate parts.

Take it with you to Carnival or a western party, where an Indian without a weapon can easily look half dressed. Because the shaft can be taken apart, the spear fits in a bag and you only assemble it at the party.

Tip, ribbons and shaft of the Indian spear

• The spear consists of five parts: the tip with handle and four black shaft sections.
• The shaft sections have threads at the ends, so you can screw them together and onto the tip.
• The tip is silver-grey with a brushed, slightly weathered look.
• Under the tip is a brown wrapped handle from which two red ribbons hang.
• When taken apart, the spear is easy to carry.

A spear in the classic Indian image

In the costume image of the Indian, as known from old western films, a weapon in hand is part of the look, along with the feather headdress and the costume with fringes. A spear stands out more than a bow and arrow, because it stands upright next to you and rises above the crowd. The red ribbons under the tip give the weapon colour, and the black shaft keeps the whole thing neat. For a parade or a busy pub, the separable construction is handy: you carry the separate parts in a bag and assemble the spear as soon as there is space.

What Indian outfit does a spear with red ribbons suit?

An Indian costume in brown or beige with fringes forms the basis, and the spear turns you into a warrior. Choose a headband or feather headdress with red accents, then the ribbons under the tip will match what you wear on your head. A wig with black braids and some face paint stripes on your cheeks complete the outfit. Hold the spear in one hand, then your other hand remains free for a drink.

Order the 5-piece Indian spear and walk through the Carnival parade as an Indian warrior.