Native American Artists

These earrings are made by hand by Oglala Lakota artist Brenda DuBray.  She uses a combination of topaz, black, and pearline white beads to create the design.  Brenda accents the design with small rhinestone cabochons in the middle, soft...

Native American artist Jim Little Wounded, Mnicoujou Lakota, hand paints the exciting image of a Bear Soldier racing to battle on his war horse. The rider and horse are both protected by the spirit of the Bear. Jim paints with ink and acrylic paint. He...

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...

An amazing piece of art by local Mnicoujou Lakota artist Jim Little Wounded. He adds a 3 dimensional Spirit Buffalo Hunter the the front of the shield, he uses glass beads wrapped around a soft body, buffalo hair, little horns and mini metal bells. Jim...

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 yellow, black, crystal, white, red and green to create the wolf and geometric design...

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 powder blue, red, yellow, orange, topaz, and black beads.  Brenda also accents the bag with old...

Oglala Lakota beadwork artist Brenda DuBray hand beads this pipe bag with the image of two horses on a pearl white background paired with a geometric pattern on a pale blue background.  The bag has a tie closure to help secure your pipe and pipe...

The artist free hand painted his design with acrylic paint. Mike McLeod, Bad River Band Chippewa Nation, creates a feather design with a center band of more designs. He finishes the hide with imitation flicker feathers on leather thongs with glass beads...

Mike McLeod, Bad River Band Chippewa Nation, hand paints the chase during a heated battle scene. Mike uses acrylic paint and finishes the hide with a strip of wool cloth, metal bead and real horse hair. This piece is signed by the artist...

Native American artist Mike McLeod, Bad River Band Chippewa, hand paints this commercially tanned piece of deer leather with the lovely image of 5 women. Mike uses acrylic paint for the imagery and then elevates the design to 3 dimensional by adding...

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...

Local Oglala Lakota beadwork artist Brenda DuBray creates this mini version of a full size cradleboard, she added a pair of mini moccasins to complete the piece. Brenda added beaded turtle amulet to the wooden board, brass spots, metal bells and horse...

Native American artist Travis Tremblay, Listuguj Mi’kmaq Canada, creates a time honored piece, the neck knife set. Worn around your neck, this style of knife is small and hangs from a decorated hanger. Would have been used for digging, cutting but...

Hand made by Aryanna “Fred” Little Wounded, Cheyenne River Sioux Nation. This hand rattle is made with using a combination of rawhide, dyed porcupine quills, tin cones, imitation duck wing quills, beads, and acrylic paints to create the...

Native American artist Jim Little Wounded, Mnicoujou Lakota, hand paints his balanced designed on a rawhide pouch. The sides of the pouch are sewn together with leather, he adds long fringe to the sides. The front and back of the pouch are painted with...

Local Mnicoujou Lakota artist Jim Little Wounded created this rawhide (parfleche) cylinder and then painted the piece with images of spirit bear paws. Jim uses deer rawhide and paints with acrylic paints. Each end of the cylinder is painted and attached...

This loop style keychain is hand made by Oglala Lakota artist Brenda DuBray.  She uses turquoise blue, red, black, gray, black, and white colored beads to create the shield design.  She accents the keychain with sturdy brown and green...

Hand made by Aryanna “Fred” Little Wounded, Cheyenne River Sioux Nation. This mini buffalo rattle features badger claws for horns, dyed porcupine quills for the eyes and mouth and a small tuft of buffalo fur.  Measures:Length 5 | Width...

This loop style keychain is hand made by Oglala Lakota artist Brenda DuBray.  She uses periwinkle blue, red, black, brown, black, and amber colored beads to create the buffalo design.  She accents the keychain with sturdy brown...

Created by Jared Lanz, Oglala Lakota Nation, he uses hand cut glass Italian beads on soft smoked leather. The bag features a flap with metal cones to help secure the stone inside the bag, the stone is not included. Hard finishes the piece with metal...

Created by Eric Iron Star, Cheyenne River Sioux Nation, he uses hand cut glass Italian beads on soft leather for his beadwork and then wraps it around a rawhide sheath. Eric finishes the piece with an antique knife, dyed orange feather fluffs attached to...