List of Artisans

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Whima:Lyo Creations

I make earrings, necklaces, and stuffed animals with glass beads, abalone, pine nut shells, ceder berries, dentalium shells, and braided bear grass. I make everyday jewelry and traditional dance regalia for Hoopa, Yurok, and Karuk Tribes.

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Art and the Divine

Two-dimensional art on canvas or paper. Oils, acrylics, watercolor. Prints, cards, and bookmarks.

Jewelry. Bead woven in glass and semi-precious and precious stones, and semi-precious metals. Leather, feather, shell, and bone. Necklaces, chokers, earrings, bracelets, bolo ties, and shields.

Craft items, feather fans, medicine bags, and talking sticks. Herbal pillows, teas, incense, and salves made and collected from my garden.

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Makah Cultural Research Center

Woven baskets and mats, including replicas of works excavated from Ozette archaeological site; carved wooden masks, totem poles, rattles, and bowls; jewelry consisting of strung olivella shells, engraved silver bracelets, miniature woven basket earrings; painted drums; beadwork; original serigraphs.

Send stamped self-addressed business-size envelope for price list.

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Lakwashti Native Arts

Shell and bead jewelry; elk antler shell money purses, Siletz regalia and sculpture using traditional materials.

Special requests considered. Retail only. Call or write for more information.

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Sugar Bear Alaskan Treasures

We make Southeast Alaska wearable art, using materials pre- and post-contact. We handcraft Southeast Alaska Native regalia (blankets, tunics, vests, weaving, beading, etc.). We also produce fur products (coats, shawls, headbands, hats, etc.).

Additionally, we create jewelry using old and new materials (jade, abalone, copper, silver, shell, crystals, bone, pearls, turquoise, and historic trade beads).

Our art reflects a traditional style utilizing contemporary materials and techniques.

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Monolithic Axe #2, I-bat i-hi-nin II / Grandfather Thunder II & Gorget #1, Spiro Cah-cah-che'-ah / Spiro Cloud. © A. Wayne "Tay Sha" Earles

Tay Sha Stone Art

Cultural and contemporary hand-carved and engraved Caddo/Spiro Stone Art inspired by ancient artifacts such as ceremonial maces, monolithic axes, bannerstones, boatstones, chunkey stones, and stone effigies (e.g., lizards, fish, turtles, etc.).

I also offer contemporary stone jewelry, including engraved pendants and gorget necklaces that are inspired by ancient pottery, shell, and stone designs. Commissions accepted. Please call, email, or visit website for more details and photos.

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Sa'anii Bi Fine Art

Male and female Navajo historical dolls dressed in handwoven clothing, blankets, and bucksin boots. Sterling silver, turquoise, coral, and white shell jewelry inset with obsidian, spiny oyster and other natural materials.

For special orders of beaded moccasins, please contact me. 

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