Sometimes while searching through the woods for suitable tree branches for Walking Sticks, we will find a very uniquely shaped branch that's too short for a Walking Stick or Staff but would make a perfect Cane. Some branches may have a natural handle, some have a big knot on top that could be shaped into a knob handle, and some are Gnarled or Twisted. They are treated in the same manner as the Walking Sticks and Staffs (cured, hand sanded, and finished with five coats of exterior polyurethane) to create a very beautiful and Unique Cane.

Brass Handles or Natural Hickory Canes

Knob or Natural Handle Canes


$39.00 each

Gnarled or Twisted

$75.00 each

Named after a village in Ireland, the Shillelagh is a short club (approximately 20-24")that was carried as a defense against muggers and thieves in days of olde. Also known as a Cudgel and still very popular today, they are kept in homes and cars throughout Ireland for the same purpose. On rare occasions while searching for Walking Sticks, Staffs, or Canes, and using a very keen eye, Behold! A Shillelagh. Included with your Shillelagh is a leather wrist strap and the Luck of the Irish!

Standard Shillelagh
(app. 20-24")

$39.00 each

Knob Shillelagh
(app. 20-24")

$59.00 each

Gnarled Shillelagh
(app. 20-24")

$79.00 each

Twisted Shillelagh
(app. 20-24")

$99.00 each

RAINSTICKS are handmade from dead Saguaro Cactus collected by the Indians of the Southwestern United States and Mexico as they were for thousands of years, RAINSTICKS are still crafted by pushing the Cactus Thorns into the hollow shafts, filling with pebbles and capping the ends. The water sound is created by the pebbles cascading over the thorns. An instrument that imitates the sound of rain, RAINSTICKS were played to remind the Gods that water was needed for crops.RAINSTICKS are still used today by Native Indians throughout the Southwestern U.S., Mexico, Central America and South America as a Musical Instrument.

Sizes & prices:

10 inch @ $12.50