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Wabanaki Birch Bark Baskets Canoes, Wigwams, an...

Covered birch bark container by Butch Phillips Wabanaki Birch Bark Baskets and Canoes: A Rich Tradition The Wabanaki people of Maine have a rich heritage of working with birch bark,...

Santa Fe Indian Market

What is the Santa Fe Indian Market? The Santa Fe Indian Market is an annual event that showcases the incredible talent and artistry of Native American artists from all over...

Santo Domingo Depression Era Thunderbird Necklaces

Are you a fan of vintage jewelry with a unique story? Look no further than the Santo Domingo Depression Era Thunderbird Necklaces. These stunning pieces not only carry a rich...

An Authentic Guide to Buying Traditional Native...

Southwestern Native American jewelry refers to Native jewelry from the American Southwest, which encompasses the following states: Arizona California Nevada New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Utah Southwestern jewelry can be classified...

Another Smithsonian reference: basket by Jeremy...

Two in one week! First we showed you the blog post about Amelia Joe-Chandler's teapot in Smithsonian Voices. Now we share with you an image of the back page of...

Amelia Joe-Chandler recognized by Smithsonian V...

We are so happy to see our friend Amelia Joe-Chandler recognized in this article. It gives us double pleasure because the National Museum of the American Indian acquired this teapot...