How is the pipe called "Peace Pipe" made among Indian tribes?

What kind of pipe is this, and it is called a peace pipe among Indian tribes? So how is it made?

first, craftsmen choose a kind of wood called ash wood or salt wood. These kinds of wood have soft centers, which can be easily hollowed out with red-hot hangers, and hot iron wires are inserted into the soft wood core, which can be seen to burn through quickly, forming a passage for tobacco burning. Then the craftsman cut off the bark with a planer and made it into a smooth and slender pen. The oblique spiral on the wooden handle is chiseled with a file, which is a tool full of calendar teeth, so that beautiful spiral lines can be chiseled. Then the craftsman made a message from the wooden handle into a joint with steep waves, and the joint needed to be inserted into the template to confirm the correct diameter, and then used a tool to make a spiral dent in the file. Magic then cut a groove under the bucket handle spiral, and handed it over to Zhu-style artists.

second, the craftsman wraps the groove with leather with tassels, adds an eye-catching bright leather on it, and then strings glass beads around the leather-wrapped groove. Centuries ago, when aborigines traded with European immigrants, they got glass beads and strung them on animal infrastructure. At that time, the real ones were made of thin bones. The color of bamboo can also express this meaning. A string of red beads may mean. Vitality and longevity, and colored ones represent spiritual energy bursts. The production of Doubo is a kind of red rock called pipe stone, which has been used by aborigines to make peace pipes for centuries. The pipe stone is not only soft and easy to carve, but also smooth, which can make the film bright. The craftsman began to trace the basic shape of the steep wave along the template, then saw through the stone along the pencil line with a tool. This rock is essentially compressed clay, which is easy to be cut, and then rounded the corners with a file to trim the outline, and now it is slowly showing the appearance of steep.

Third, the craftsman grinds one end with a series of more detailed tools, then carves the shape of an eagle's head on it, and then carves eyes and feathers with a small rotary drill. Traditionally, the aborigines carved the details with sharp gravel or bones, and then the craftsmen used electric drills to peel and chisel through the handles and tobacco, then put the eagle's head bucket into clean water, and then dried it after the wet-polished surface was smooth. Then heat the pipe with a blowtorch. After heating, it will absorb the beeswax rubbed into the fine holes. The beeswax can make the bucket shine like satin, and then scrape off some along the eyes and feathers, which will strengthen the contrast and make the lines clearer and more decorated. The wooden pipe cake can only be inserted into the bucket cake. The use of the peace pipe not only represents friendship in South America, but also makes it a symbol of goodwill throughout the American continent.