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Willow, Cedar and Maple Frame Hoops
Hoop Sizes 16" 18" or 20"
Use the message board below informing Cochise of the type of hide and frame you want.
Cochise is available to come to your location if you have a group of 6 people. Message Cochise for more info.
Workshop Details
Bring a large towel for your workspace. Plan on a 5 hr window to build your drum. Bring a little food & water to keep nourished and energized. The workshop will be outside in a comfortable setting weather permitting. If the weather is not suitable we will be inside. Either way, we will be comfortable.
Raw Hide: Horse, Elk, Deer or Bison. Choose the hide of the animal you are most aligned with or have a totem with. In Colorado, I recommend Horse hide, it performs very well and has a deeper tone. Go to the bottom of this page to learn more about these animal totem meanings.
Hoop Sizes 16" 18" or 20"
All tools and care instructions for your medicine drum are provided.
100% satisfaction is guaranteed.
Group flat rates are available, send me a message to inquire.
Registration Fee: $380.00 for one person. Incentive, get a 2nd person registered for $25.00 cash back.
Payment Venmo: Cochise Baca
Use this form to contact Cochise. Provide the frame size and type of hide you have selected.
Deer Symbolism
Compassion, regeneration, sensitivity. Emotionally sensitive,
deer people tend to be quiet, gentle, empathic, spiritually
well-attuned. Deer medicine teaches people to fully open themselves to
the world, physically and emotionally. From this, they gain incredible
power and experience, but give themselves a balancing weakness, the
chance of being hurt, at the same time.
Buffalo Symbolism
Community, sacrifice, wisdom. The buffalo is an intense symbol of life and abundance. Buffalo people are often wise leaders, good providers and gentle in nature but firm in resolve.Learn more about animal symbolism...
Horse Symbolism
Emotional intelligence, freedom, wisdom. Horse people often find a happy balance between strong social and family ties and a fiercely independent streak. Horse medicine is full of gentle healing, nurturing care, and a sense of freedom of body and mind.The Elk as a Symbol of Strength and Endurance
Native American cultures celebrate the elk for its remarkable strength, endurance, and nobility. Tribal traditions often portray the elk as embodying bravery and masculinity, qualities highly valued within these communities. The impressive antlers of the elk carry deep symbolic meaning, representing regeneration and renewal within the natural cycle of life. These magnificent racks, which are shed and regrown annually, serve as a powerful reminder of nature's continuous cycles and the possibility of personal rebirth. Many tribes view the elk as a guardian of the forest, emphasizing its role in maintaining the delicate balance of the network and demonstrating the inter-connectedness of all living beings.