List of Artisans

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Kathryn J. Mathis

Seamstress  who makes traditional clothing. I work with velveteen, satin, and cotton to make ribbon shirts, shirts, blouses, and skirts for children and adults. I also use blanket material (Pendleton) to make coats, jackets, vests, purses, bags, and coin purses. Dance costumes, jingle dresses, and fancy shawls. Some beadwork. Crystals for necklaces, dreamcatcher earrings, and friendship wrist bands.

Custom orders preferred. Orders available year round. 9am - 4pm AZ Standard Time. Please leave a telephone message or e-mail.

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Pamela Aural Martin (aka WoodlandBay Native)

Custom beaded edge, hatbands on wool cowboy hats, fedoras. Acrylic/watercolor/ ink original canvas. Limited edition prints. Paintings of Cherokee stories, Cherokee syllabary. Contemporary paintings, landscapes, wildlife, coastal scenes. Southeastern Woodland bandoliers, purses. Retail, wholesale, commissions.

Please e-mail me for prices or more information.

Accept credit cards through PayPal or Zelle.

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Hopi Carvings and Paintings

Authentic Hopi Katsina dolls, Hopi designs painted on canvas, various Hopi designs silk screen printed on t-shirts, sweat shirts, etc.

Custom orders welcome; accept Visa and MasterCard.

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Tlingit Tribal Art

Paintings, carved panels, paddles, masks, bowls, spoons, engraved jewelry, appliqued jackets, tattoo designs. Commissions accepted.

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Umara’s

Tattooed masks caribou skin, native dolls, fur caps, ruffs, mittens, dance headdress, fur headbands, native ivory and bone carvings, and jewelry.

MasterCard and Visa accepted.

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Yup’ik Gift Shop

Grass baskets, mats, trays, plates; wooden and ivory masks and carvings; Native-made items of clothing such as seal-gut raincoats, mukluks, fur hats, gloves, slippers; bead, quill, and ivory jewelry; dolls; dance fans; headdresses; drawings.

Special orders accepted. Mail order.

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Dulcinea’s Handmade

I make a variety of crafts, including beadwork and quillwork. I knit and crochet hats, scarves, and headbands. I am also a seasoned seamstress, producing purses, hand bags, and kuspuks in the traditional style. I also knit qiviuq (musk-ox wool).

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