"Gorget" PrintArtist Victoria McKinney, Echota Cherokee Gorgets were a popular jewelry accoutrement for Cherokees in the early 1800s. They were traditionally made of metal, but this depiction is made of traditional Cherokee beaded necklaces. This print is matted and signed by the artist. Measures 14" x 11" including mat.

singing or saying a word or a few on cue

In 1994 Chickasaw Nation governor Bill Anoatubby encouraged Green to research and write stories about Chickasaw history and people

This print is an extraordinary addition to any art collection

in Kerr Park

This popular style has a history of selling out

Large Medicine Bag by Navajo Artist Roberta Benally

"Birds on a Flute"

Crafted from high-quality ceramic

By transferring the medium of hand painted silk she is able to create comfortable

Inclusion in printed materials

including those at the Five Civilized Tribes Museum in Muskogee

This book features American Indian Women Entrepreneurs' true short stories written to inspire