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Sonya Y. Ashley-Mitchell

Beaded jewelry, hand crafts using natural and repurposed materials.

Northern Plains Indian design silver jewelry; Sioux or Lakota arts and crafts; contemporary and traditional music. Special orders accepted; retail and wholesale items; mail order. Please call or write for more information.

Necklace by Tamara Stands and Looks Back-Spotted Tail

Lakota Women Business, LLC

Northern Plains women and men's design jewelry; Sioux or Lakota arts and crafts; Beadwork, home decor, contemporary and traditional style one-of-a-kind unique jewelry creations. Special orders accepted; retail and wholesale items; mail order, online sales. Please call or write for more information.

Facebook Group: Tamara's Turquoise Treasures.

Marshall's Art

A family run business that features authentic hand made crafts. Some of their items can be special ordered to your desired colors. Also creates traditional items (tools, weapons, games, clothing regalia), as well as JS silversmithing, painting (batik, acrylic, watercolor).

Patricia Patrick Gardner - Traditional Arts

Traditional arts including beadwork, regalia, bags, moccasins, dream catchers, etc.

Salem Swamp

Give presentations on Mohawk beadwork, husk faces, Mohawk basketry, family history, North American fiddle music, grain tanning of deer hides and leatherwork, Rhythm instruments.

"Whispering Sage" Collection

A spiritual connection to an unbroken pre-Columbian tradition pottery by Caroleen with pride. The artisan is continuing the legacy of her people; using ancient techniques to retain the purity of the Art.

Eaglestar Pottery and Authentics

Traditional Catawba Indian pottery. Commissioned pieces. Catawba pipes, traditional regalia and Catawba pottery. Demonstrations and school programs.

Elk Eagle Originals

Original bead and feather jewelry, pottery, feather fans, and wall art.

Lifeway Navajo Fiber Arts and Weaving

Handmade woven and fiber arts. Tapestries, purses, shawls, pouches, afghan blankets, and needle felted dolls. Variety of looms used, including: Navajo looms, heddle looms (for weaving cloth), triangular looms (for weaving shawls), inkle looms (for weaving belts and sashes), lap looms, tapestry looms, and weaving cards. Natural fibers, including churro and alpaca, are always used.

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