Native American Artists

Native American artist Jim Little Wounded, Mnicoujou Lakota, carves the image of a member of the Little People. He sits on top of the tamper watching the user. There are many stories about the Little People, they can be mischievous or deadly, your...

Local Native American artist Evans Flammond Sr., Sicangu Lakota, hand paints this deer hide with the comforting image of painted lodges, green hills and a monochromatic moon. Evans paints with acrylic paint on a commercially tanned deer hide. He hangs...

Local Native American artist Evans Flammond Sr., Sicangu Lakota, hand paints this deer hide with the image of a dark red moon paired monochromatic images.  Evans paints with acrylic paint on a commercially tanned deer hide. He hangs the hide from a...

Native American artist Evans Flammond Sr., Sicangu Lakota, hand paints this deer hide with the image of a group of Buffalo Runners, these horses were instrumental in keeping up with buffalo herds to help make the hunt more successful. Evans paints with...

Native American artist Evans Flammond Sr., Sicangu Lakota, hand paints this deer hide with the image of lodges, only one features blue and yellow designs. Evans added an emerging buffalo skull, the sun and four flying eagles. Evans paints with acrylic...

Native American artist Evans Flammond Sr., Sicangu Lakota, hand paints this deer hide with the image of a Bull Buffalo, these massive animals are not afraid of anything and are wild animals that will harm anything in their way. Evans paints with acrylic...

Native American artist Aryanna “Fred” Little Wounded, Mnicoujou Lakota, created this small horse head rattle  that can be used for your most personal inter-personal needs. She creates the horse head rattle from rawhide, paints with...

Local Native American artist Aryanna “Fred” Little Wounded, Mnicoujou Lakota, created this small horse head rattle that can be used for your most personal inter-personal needs. She creates the horse head rattle from rawhide, paints with...

This small hand rattle is made by Aryanna “Fred” Little Wounded, Mnicoujou Lakota, and can be used for your most personal inter-personal needs. She creates the horse head rattle from rawhide, paints with acrylic paint and attaches to a...

Local Cheyenne River Sioux tribal member Aryanna “Fred” Little Wounded creates a hand rattle. This piece represents the hand of the enemy, the symbolism prevents the enemy from harming the Nation. Fred learned to make pieces like this from...

Native American artist Mike McLeod, Bad River Band Chippewa, hand paints this hide with acrylic paints. The image is of a group of Heyoka (contrary) riders, this is a special way of commemorating those who are not the same as everyone else but are still...

Hand painted by local Lakota artist Jim Little Wounded, Mnicoujou Lakota. Jim uses acrylic paint to depict the image of a Buffalo Hunt, the results will provide food, hides, bone for tools and many other benefits for this hunter. Jim decorates the...

Lakota artist Brenda DuBray hand crafts this unique magnet with red and black beads.  She also uses leather and acrylic paints to compete the bear design. Dimensions: Length 3 x Width 2 inches *measurements are approximate*

Lakota artist Brenda DuBray hand crafts this unique magnet with blue, black, and amber colored beads.  She also uses leather, a brass spot, and acrylic paints to compete the bear design. Dimensions: Length 3 x Width 2 inches *measurements are...

Lakota artist Brenda DuBray hand crafts this unique magnet using a combination of blue, red, orange black, and amber colored beads, a brass spot, leather, and acrylic paints to form the turtle design. Dimensions: Length 2.75 x Width 2 inches *all...

Lakota artist Brenda DuBray hand crafts this unique magnet using a combination of pink, black, white powder blue, and amber colored beads, a brass spot and felt material to form the turtle design. Dimensions: Length 3 x Width 2.25 inches *all...

Native American artist Jim Little Wounded (Mnicoujou Lakota) hand paints the image of buffalo tracks which represents a prominent symbol of strength and protection onto the shield.  Jim uses acrylic paints and decorates the shield with a combination...

Local Lakota beadwork artist Brenda DuBray, Oglala Lakota Nation, hand beads this special purse with glass beads. She decorates the purse leather dangles that feature metal cones, metal beads and bone discs. The flap of the purse secures with leather...

Oglala Lakota artist Kevin Fast Horse Sr., uses natural commercially tanned leather to create the knife sheath and hand beads the geometric as well as large tipi design against a forest green background.  He also accents it with fringe and loop for...

Hand painted by Bad River Band Chippewa artist Mike McLeod. Some Plains cultures tell the story that stars are the campfires of our ancestors who are waiting for us to join them. Mike paints the skull with acrylic paint. He leaves the horn covers...

Oglala Lakota artist Kevin Fast Horse Sr., uses natural commercially tanned leather to create the knife sheath and hand beads the geometric as well as small tipi design against a forest green background.  He also accents it with fringe and loop for...

The purse is a really beautiful piece of art created by Oglala Lakota Nation member Brenda DuBray who paired matte finish beads with opaque beads. There are shades of purple, hot pink, black and white beads. She made this purse in a square shape, lined...

Bad River Band Chippewa artist Mike McLeod decorates this buffalo skull to commemorate the life of a specific warrior, Heyoka is contrary which is perfectly depicted. Mike uses acrylic paint for the red and blue, he adds leather circles and leather...

Dimensions: full length (w/fringe) 36 | length (bag by itself) 28 x width 6.75 inches *measurements are approximate* Native American artist Brenda DuBray (Oglala Lakota) creates the pipe bag with commercially tanned leather and hand beads a pink...