List of Artisans

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Iroquois Doll Makers

Cornhusk dolls and cornhusk doll sculptures in a variety of poses. Leather and beadwork. Woodwork. Special orders available. All sculptures are available in poster or prints.

Osage, Cherokee, Delaware, Plains, and Woodland Indians traditional clothing for men and women (buckskin dresses, moccasins, breechcloths, leggings, skirts, shirts, blouses; broad-cloth blankets with applique, beadwork, and ribbonwork; shawls appliqued and embroidered; beadwork, finger weaving, and ribbonwork).

Other Services: Restoration and reproductions of museum pieces. Instruct group classes in making Indian clothing.

Special and mail orders. Call or write for more information.

Sunmoon Indian Arts and Crafts

Authentic handmade beadwork - Keychains, earrings, baby moccasins to adult sizes. Coin purses all different sizes, medicine pouches, buckles different sizes with Bolo ties to match if requested, crowns, hair ties, belts, business card holders, checkbook covers, beaded pens, beaded cigarettes covers, medallion necklaces, bracelets, watchbands. Special orders accepted. Call or write in advance to order, or for more information.

Nighthorse Jewelry, Inc.

Contemporary gold and silver jewelry; metal inlay jewelry (sterling silver inlaid with colored metals such as copper, brass, German silver, and white, green, yellow, and rose gold in 18k). Special orders accepted. Mail order.

Native Tears, Inc.

Candles, candle holders, metal sculpture, custom iron work. Special orders accepted. Write or e-mail for more information.

Graven Image

Jewelry, artifact reproductions, walking sticks, carvings, kachinas, dreamcathers. Products are handmade. Special orders accepted. Write, call, or e-mail for more information

Dzabahe Jewelry

DZABAHE (zaan-ba-ha) Jewelry takes pride in creating Handmade, unique jewelry, crafted using elements of the earth, including (but not limited to) semi-precious stones, coral, wood, seeds, and sea shell. The jewelry embodies the values and teachings of our Native culture and promotes the transmission of our Native culture and traditions to the next generation. Unisex jewelry includes necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and anklets.

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