Mokume-Gane BroochArtist Jen Tiger, Osage This brooch is made of Mokume Gane, a mix of copper and argentium silver. Measuring 1. 6 inches in diameter. Wear with a scarf or knit sweater to show off this stunning handmade accessory. Signed and dated by the artist on the backside. A Japanese metalworking procedure which produces a mixed metal laminate with distinctive layered patterns fuses several layers of differently colored precious metals together to form a sandwich

Finding your soulfooting refers to finding your footing after a hard time of being pulled off your path for forces beyond your control

It is approximately 8 mm wide and is stamped inside with the artists brand

"Greeting the Great Herds" exemplifies Montgomery's dedication to portraying the spiritual and cultural narratives of Native American life

is a timeless celebration of craftsmanship and cultural heritage

Featuring more than 120 photographs and line drawings of historical and twentieth-century weavers and their baskets

two steps forward

this class offers a welcoming environment to explore Native beadwork techniques

If you look closely you will see that it is indeed Grandmother Turtle

and a rooted tree that anchors the composition

Her distinctive style

These are beautiful

Vulture teaches us to let go of struggle