List of Artisans

Photograph of two bags hanging side by side.

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.

Read More
Photograph of earrings with shells, beads, and dentalium.

Indigidesignz

Wall hangings, dream catchers, and jewelry, including earrings and necklaces produced by Anita Vega, enrolled member of the Cloverdale Rancheria Band of Pomo Indians of CA.

Read More
Digital art green tree against a pastel pink background.

Old Cedar Native Arts

An online art and gift shop owned and operated by Navajo artist Carolyn L. Anderson. Browse a refined selection of beadwork, silverwork, art prints, and greeting cards.

Instagram: @oldcedarnativearts

Read More
Image of a black purse with an embroidered beaded design.

T-Designs and Beadwork

Beadwork by Tessa Robledo, Comanche and Kiowa.

In 2024, Tessa was featured in a solo exhibition, Contemporary Southern Plains Beadwork, at the IACB's Southern Plains Indian Museum in Anadarko, Oklahoma. Read about the exhibition here: doi.gov/media/document/contemporary-southern-plains-beadwork-exhibition-brochure

Instagram: @tdesignsbeadwork

Read More
Logo of Indian Arts and Crafts Board on the white background.

California Native Glass

Handmade fused glass decorations with our Yurok and Hupa basket designs. Special commissions accepted. For more information, please visit our webpage.

Read More
A pair of red and white beaded earrings handing on a stand.

Agu Indigenous Designs

Modern Indigenous designs incorporating traditional representation of items used by my ancestors. I am a member of the federally recognized Agdaagux Tribe of King Cove, Alaska (Unangan, aka "Aleut.") I sell earrings, with plans to expand to other jewelry and art forms to contribute to preserving our culture.

Instagram: @agu_indigenous_designs

Read More