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Visit to Crow Country
Dan & Michael recently took a trip to Crow Country. While there, they accomplished their goal of reconnecting with friends and seeing great art, but they, as always, came back with some great stories, as well as new friends!

Attended the Red Cloud Indian Art Show
Traditional art forms are experiencing a rebirth - they are alive, they are thriving, and the annual juried art show at the Red Cloud Indian School is a testament to this rejuvenation.

Rocky Mountain Leather Trade Show
From quality commercial leather to tools and hardware, our trip to the leather show in Sheridan WY was a success and an exciting blast of Western America!

Welcomed new artwork
We are pleased to present some of the new work recently added to our Native Gallery...

Something Unique
Every now and then we get a piece that speaks volumes about the old ways of the Lakota...and artist James Little Wounded never ceases to amaze! Of all the incredible pieces he's presented to us over the last few months, we have to say his spoon made of buffalo horn cover is one of the most impressive.

We liked it so much, we created a video about it!

Cradleboards
Native children were adored. From their first baby cradle to the clothes they wore when they began to walk, and the toys and dolls they played with, these exquisite items expressed the family's deep love for the child...but of all these beautifully made childhood treasures, the cradleboard was by far the most extraordinary.

Due to their esteemed reputation as a signature Native American art form, we're excited to introduce our new collection of beaded cradleboards from artist Kevin Fast Horse as he proudly upholds this time honored cradleboard making tradition.

Weapons
Spring was often a time for making weapons in Lakota camps in preparation for the hunting season, as well as impending battles. From our increased collection of skull crackers and war clubs, as well as lances and knives, it seems our artists are echoing their forefather's focus on making these exquisite, lethal tools during this time of year.

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