 Authentic Native American Jewelry, pottery, baskets, rugs, kachinas and more. |
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Offer Authentic Hand Crafted Native American Beadwork |
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Navajo rugs Kachina dolls
100% Native American Indian hand made Art pieces.
Money-back guarantee. |
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Native art by Alaska Native Artists. Please step in to see us. |
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Native American Art From Pacific Northwest is a recently established nonprofit arts program serving Native American fine artists and crafts people in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Southeastern Alaska. |
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We are artists; masters of colour, of line, of imagination; navigators of spiritual joy.
Enjoy your walk. |
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World's biggest line of Native American Indian & Mountain Man arts, crafts, craft supply & craft kits. Your Indian Powwow or Mountain Man Rendezvous, camp & shooter craft supply source. 118 pg full-color catalog- 6000+ items in our online store. |
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Native American Beadwork and Art from 1880-1940 |
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 This is a great site that provides free information about Native Americans. You can find direct links to Official Websites, Tribal Colleges, Native American Scholarship information, Native American Business Directory as well as a membership newsletter. Looking for Native American Information? Look here. |
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Artists imitate after life, Johnny Lee is a freehand pencil portrait artist based in Chemainus, BC. He interperts from still life, imagination & cropped photos of Chiefs,Warriers,and Tribal people of yesterday & today. It is with respect that Johnny credits all the great photographers throughout the ages who preserved time & captured expressions through their camera lens. |
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Please take your time in browsing this unique website. Enjoy my signed prints, my original paintings and my brand new line of postcards. |
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Native American art exhibit. Fine art with a message! |
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Native Art Network features the very best of Native American fine art and culture from Native artists of North America. 100% Native owned and operated. |
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Nåusm Salish Language Revitalization Institute is a private 501 (c)(3) nonprofit chartered in 2003 in the State of Montana to research, promote and preserve the Salish Language. It is based in the Flathead Indian Reservation in Arlee, Montana. It is the dream of four young Salish people to recreate the process of passing the Salish language from parent to child, elder to youth in an effort to holistically preserve the language, perpetuating the Salish tribal way of life and world view.Hand Bags - Coin Purses Books - Language CDs & University of Montana Griz - Smõe Apparel, T-Shirts, Sweat Shirts, Hooded Sweat Shirts are some of the merchandise offered by Nkwusm
to help fund the school. Please check out our site |
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Native American products and services |
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When you make a purchase at A Gallery of Nations you are dealing directly with our family. We strive to find unique well crafted pieces made solely by Native Americans. We hope you enjoy shopping our Gallery and find it informative as well. Please visit us often as our inventory is continually changing and being added to. Thank You. |
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The New England Native American Calendar begins during "SEQUANAKEESWUSH" (the time of spring), which we recognize as the new year. It begins in May, when new life begins for many of the plants and animals. It's a 12 month, full color 32-page calendar of photos and biographies of today's Native Americans and important dates in our history. It also features powwows of the east coast from Maine to North Carolina. The New England Native American Calendar is a limited edition collectible, created and produced by Champlain family of the Narragansett Indian Tribe of Rhode Island. |
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We offer quality hand crafted, Southwestern Native American jewelry collections of Silver, Turquoise & other gemstone jewelry including cuff bracelets, concho belts, squash blossom jewelry and more from Navajo, Hopi & Zuni Native American Indian Tribes. |
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Our business is a small family oriented business located in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. I am the beader in my family and I enjoy the hours I spend being lost in the beads. My work is done in the traditional way and is crafted one bead at a time. I am proud of the offerings that I can present to you here. |
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The Indian Arts and Crafts Board (IACB) promotes the economic development of American Indians and Alaska Natives of federally recognized Tribes through the expansion of the Indian arts and crafts market. The IACB provides promotional opportunities, general business advice, and information on the Indian Arts and Crafts Act to Native American artists, craftspeople, businesses, museums, and cultural centers of federally recognized Tribes. |
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