Catlinite (Pipestone) Spiral Conehead Skull

Catlinite is a powerful spiritual stone with deep cultural and historical significance.
Catlinite, also known as pipe clay, is a red to reddish-brown variety of argillite (a compact claystone). This mineral is most famous for its use by Native American tribes, such as the Lakota and Dakota, for carving sacred pipes (chanunpa). Catlinite is primarily found in Pipestone National Monument in Minnesota, USA.
Catlinite is considered a sacred stone that helps connect with ancestors and spirit guides.
It supports rituals and meditation by creating a deep connection to the earth and the spirit world. It promotes honest, sincere communication and helps resolve conflicts.
It is associated with the throat chakra, helping to express thoughts and feelings clearly.
Catlinite carries a strong grounding energy, making it useful for emotional balance and inner peace.
It helps release negative energy and create a peaceful, harmonious mindset. Due to its historical and ceremonial significance, Catlinite is considered a protective stone against negative influences.

It amplifies intentions and manifestations during spiritual practices.

Because it is often used for art and sculpture, it is associated with creative inspiration and expression.
Assists artists and craftspeople in expressing their inner visions.