List of Artisans

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Martha Berry

Traditional Cherokee and Southeastern Woodlands beadwork including bandolier bags, ceremonial sashes, moccasins, belts, leggings, and knee bands.

Sonya Y. Ashley-Mitchell

Beaded jewelry, hand crafts using natural and repurposed materials.

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.

Catawba Indian Traditions, Pottery and Beadwork

Traditional Catawba pottery and loom beading. Special orders accepted, no mail orders. Catawba traditions workshops. Call or write for more information.

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.

Princess Pine Enterprises

God's eye; beadwork; dream catchers; holiday cards; calendars and cookbooks (personalized orders available); sweetgrass and birch bark items available in season; paintings; ribbon shirts.

Some special orders can be done based on time and need of customer.

Nopiming Artwork

Beadwork, regalia, blankets, artwork.

Special orders only; no mail orders. Call or write for more information.

Earrings, necklaces, bracelets, medallions, dreamcatchers, beaded pipes, keychains, lanyards, and feathered items. Materials include: beads, shells, horse hair, leather, buckskin, bone, arrowheads, conchos, coral, sterling silver plated and 14k gold plated earring hooks, assorted feathers, quills, pipes and charms.

Sierra Mono Museum

Native American basket collection, artifacts, art, and animal dioramas. Gift shop with handcrafted beadwork, basketry, and books.

Open to the public Tues.-Sat., 10am - 3:30pm. Special guided tours upon request. Basketweaving classes upon request. Archaeological facility open to qualified researchers.

Owned and operated by the Mono Indians.

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