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Tribal Affiliation

Caddo Pottery

Hand-coiled, hand-burnished, engraved, pit-fired, kiln-fired, traditional, and contemporary Caddo pottery.

Visit website for more information, contact, and sales.

Cherokee Artist Studio-Gallery

Full-time award-winning artist since 1971. Draws from his pride in his Cherokee heritage. Pen and ink drawings, gouache paintings and sculpture originals are completed in a style inspired by traditional ledger, flat style, and positive and negative images.

Limited edition prints are available at www.cherokeeartist.net, art shows, and select galleries.

Caddo Heritage Museum Gift Shop (Nonprofit Tribal Organization)

Pottery, beadwork, jewelry, art.

Retail only. Price list and mail order available. Cash and checks accepted. Write or call for more information.

Elaine L. Buchanan Bear

Woodland contemporary beading and dance regalia. Dolls, star quilts, applique, Hochunk applique dresses, jingle dresses.

No mail order. Please write for more information.

Jim Burton

Laser Wood Carving, Tribal Seals, Awards, Embroidery. Custom Rhinestone, Sublimation.

Wholesale and Retail.

Brave Art

Prints, Glass cutting boards, notecards, coasters, masks, tumblers, mugs, purses, and clip boards; items are reproduced using original artwork by artist Joe Don Brave.

Les Berryhill

Cultural artifact replicas, such as breastplates, war clubs, coup sticks, horse quirts; old styles and color beadwork; specializing in 19th century beaded knife cases with authentic knives.

Special orders accepted.

Michelle Red Elk

Beadwork: flat pieces, amulets, and other beaded object.

Drawings: pencil and other mixed media.

Commissions and special orders accepted. Please visit my website for more information. All pieces are original images.

Gourds, Etc. Art Studio

Specializing in gourd art for for well over 20 years. Traditional and contemporary style hand-made gourd masks, bowls and dippers. Also offering hand-built clay pottery, clay ornaments, acrylic paintings (original and limited edition prints) and jewelry. Jewelry components consist of individually hand-formed clay beads, clay pendants, shell (including etched shell pendants), stones, pearls, turquoise, glass beads, bone, copper and sterling silver. On site gourd garden.

Visa and MasterCard accepted. ADA compliant.

Ataloa Lodge Museum Shop

Built in 1932, the "Art Lodge" was the dream of Mary "Ataloa" Stone McLendon, a member of the Chickasaw Nation.

Today the Ataloa Lodge Museum and shop houses some of the finest collections of American Indian life and art.

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