Native American Artists

Bad River Band Chippewa Nation member Mike McLeod, creates his signature Black & White Buffalo Skull.  He leaves the horns unpolished, creates Stars using leather and cutouts. Mike paints one side of the skull white and the other side black...

The drum was purchased from the non-Native American Taos Drum Co. Mnicoujou Lakota artist Jim Little Wounded hand paints the excitement of a Buffalo Hunt. It's not easy to bring down a charging buffalo with a short lance. Jim paints the image of a...

Hand beaded by local Oglala Lakota Nation member Brenda DuBray, she adds a beautiful geometric pattern onto a periwinkle background color. Brenda attaches her beadwork to commercially tanned deer leather, the actual bag area measures 20 inches long by 6...

Sicangu Lakota artist Evans Flammond Sr., hand paints with acrylic paints this particular buffalo robe featuring a Lakota Encampment consisting of three tipis, a war pony, feather fans, and a buffalo skull.  The robe is also signed by Evans...

Oglala Lakota artist Brenda Dubray hand makes this particular keychain.  She uses scarlet, black, and turquoise blue beads and decorates the keychain with a brass spot, leather, and a silver key ring. Measurements: Length 2.75 x Width 1.5 inches |...

Oglala Lakota artist Brenda Dubray hand makes this particular keychain.  She uses different shades of blue and red beads and decorates the keychain with a brass spot, leather, and a silver key ring. Measurements: Length 2.75 x Width 1.5 inches |...

This stunning bag by Oglala Lakota Nation member, truly has the room for everything you need to carry. She makes a weighted flap that secures closed using an antler button. This helps to secure the items inside your bag. She adds a long beaded shoulder...

This hand made bear magnet was made by Lakota artist Brenda DuBray.  She used a combination of beads, leather, acrylic paints, and a brass spot to complete the design. Measurements: Height 2.25 inches x Width 3.0 x Depth .25 inches *dimensions are...

Hand made by Lakota artist Aryanna “Fred” Little Wounded, Cheyenne River Sioux Nation member. She uses deer rawhide cut into the shape of a hand and attaches to a decorated wooden handle. Aryanna paints her designs with acrylic paint, uses...

Local Lakota artist Aryanna “Fred” Little Wounded, Cheyenne River Sioux Nation member, cuts deer rawhide into the shape of a hand. She attaches the rawhide to a wooden handle that is covered with leather. She decorates the rattle with glass...

Native American artist Jim Little Wounded, Mnicojou Lakota member, created this hand rattle using glass beads, acrylic paint and leather on deer rawhide attached to a wooden handle. Jim shapes the rawhide, paints the designs with acrylic paint and...

Created by Aryanna “Fred” Little Wounded, Cheyenne River Sioux Nation member, she uses dyed porcupine quills, glass beads and leather on Deer rawhide shaped into a hand. Aryanna uses acrylic to paint her designs and finishes the decoration...

Local Lakota artist Aryanna “Fred” Little Wounded, Cheyenne River Sioux Nation, hand makes this small rattle using rawhide attached to a decorated wooden handle. She creates the eyes of the rattle with dyed porcupine quills, paints the...

Local Lakota artist Aryanna “Fred” Little Wounded, Cheyenne River Sioux Nation, hand makes this small rattle using rawhide attached to a decorated wooden handle. She creates the face of the rattle with glass beads, paints the rawhide with...

Local Mnicoujou Lakota artist Jim Little Wounded creates a small horse rattle with quillwork eyes and a striking red with stars rawhide body. Jim paints the rawhide with acrylic paint and attaches to a decorated wooden handle. He finishes the decoration...

This belt bag is hand made by Oglala Lakota artist Brenda Dubray.  It's crafted from commercially tanned leather and decorated with a combination of lime green, pearl white, black and topaz beads.  Brenda also accents the bag with old style...

Hand beaded by local Lakota artist Brenda DuBray, Oglala Lakota Nation member, with glass beads on commercially tanned deer leather. Brenda adds a leather thong at the top, the bag can be cinched closed to help protect your precious pipe and bowl...

Native American Beadwork artist Brenda DuBray hand beads this lovely pipebag with shades of orchid, the bag is long enough to carry your most precious pipe and bowl. Brenda uses glass beads on commercially tanned deer leather, she finishes the bottom of...

This absolutely beautiful purse was created with the user in mind, the decorated shoulder strap is long, the bag section is very roomy and is secured closed with a zipper. Brenda DuBray, Oglala Lakota Nation member, pairs the main color of beadwork...

The drum body was constructed by Non-Native American drum maker Wayne Manthey. Native American artist Jim Little Wounded, Mnicoujou Lakota, hand paints Wayne’s drum with ink and acrylic paint. He paints the image of two Chief’s performing a...

Brenda DuBray, Oglala Lakota Nation member, hand beads this beautiful design using glass beads with leather, wool cloth and metal spots. The bag is constructed with the user in mind, Brenda adds a zippered closure to help secure your personal belongings...

Native American beadwork artist Brenda DuBray, Oglala Lakota Nation, hand beads and constructs this XL purse with glass beads, tanned leather and metal spots. Brenda includes a zippered closure to help keep your personal items secure. The actual bag...

This knife sheath is hand made by Oglala Lakota artist Kevin Fast Horse. He uses commercially tanned leather to make the sheath and decorates it with Czech beads in black, topaz, red, and blue to create the dragonfly and geometric design.  The...

Local Oglala Lakota beadwork artist Brenda DuBray hand beads this pipe bag with the user in mind. The bag has a tie closure to help secure your pipe and pipe bowl, is super long and wide enough to store your most precious items. The actual bag measures...