Native American style regalia beaded hairpipe belt, hat band or breastplate

Native American style hairpipe belt, hat band or breastplate (often used as regalia or a decorative band rather than a belt.) The primary materials traditionally and commonly used to craft this type of piece include: Hairpipe Beads: The long, amber-colored cylindrical tubes forming the rows are horn hairpipe beads or dyed buffalo bone. Spacers: The vertical strips holding the rows apart are made of genuine leather or heavy suede. Accent Beads: The small, round dividers between the hairpipes are beads Ties & End Pieces: The wider textured blocks at the far left and the connecting cords are crafted from leather. This appears Native, but I do not have any documentation of this and cannot represent it as such. It is priced accordingly. However, the piece does show traditional craftsmanship. Please do your own due diligence. It’s a lovely piece regardless.  I would be happy to answer any questions that you may have.