List of Artisans

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Deb Hornbuckle Cherokee Bags

I sell bags of all types: backpacks, tote bags, purses, pouches, etc. ALL bags are made with authentic Pendleton wool fabric purchased directly from their Portland, Oregon Woolen Mills store. I have written authorization to sell my bags made with their wool. Bag materials also include real leather, high quality waxed canvas, or cotton canvas. YKK zippers and top of the line hardware. I am in the process of creating a website but currently sell bags on Facebook or through personal or email contact. I am a sole proprietor and make all the bags in my house so there is no storefront.

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B.R.I.D.G.E.

Masks, paintings, baskets, jewelry, paddles, medicine bags, button blankets, cedar hats, kuspuks, B.R.I.D.G.E. initiates and encourages intergenerational and cultural exchanges between American Indians and Alaska Natives

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Martha Berry

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

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Kathryn J. Mathis

Seamstress  who makes traditional clothing. I work with velveteen, satin, and cotton to make ribbon shirts, shirts, blouses, and skirts for children and adults. I also use blanket material (Pendleton) to make coats, jackets, vests, purses, bags, and coin purses. Dance costumes, jingle dresses, and fancy shawls. Some beadwork. Crystals for necklaces, dreamcatcher earrings, and friendship wrist bands.

Custom orders preferred. Orders available year round. 9am - 4pm AZ Standard Time. Please leave a telephone message or e-mail.

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