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Native American inspired craft - weapons, headdresses, drums, pipes and robes - symbolize elements of the everyday traditional and ceremonial American Indian life.

These items display the intricate culture and craft of Native peoples through the skillful execution and care inherent in each of these pieces.

Either created by an American Indian artist, or a Non-Native American artist - each piece tells a story.

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"Horse Play," by Kathy Sigle is a limited edition canvas print.

Framed Canvas Print: Horse Play

$445.00
Kathy Sigle is a South Dakota artist whose specialty is watercolor wildlife. "Horse Play," is a framed print on canvas of wild horses running through a shallow stream. The lighting and splash of the water are executed with great skill...
Canvas print, "On the Move," by Kathy Sigle, depicts a bison herd in Custer State Park, SD.

Gallery Wrap Canvas Print: On the Move

$300.00
"On the Move," by Black Hills artist, Kathy Sigle, depicts a herd of bison in Custer State Park, SD. The limited edition image is printed on canvas. Dimensions:Width 36 | Height 12 | Depth 1.5 (inches) All measurements are approximate. In Stock...
Bea’s Bees (Children’s book)

Bea’s Bees (Children’s book)

$9.99
Beatrix discovers a wild bumblebee nest on her way home from school and finds herself drawn to their busy world. When her bees mysteriously disappear, Bea hatches a plan to bring them back. Follow along with Bea as she uses her school library to learn...
Glow: A Family Guide to the Night Sky

Glow: A Family Guide to the Night Sky

$22.99
Glow: A Family Guide to the Night Sky is a lushly illustrated introduction to the wonders of the night sky, inviting young readers to explore stars, planets, and other celestial bodies and learn how to spot them. Get ready to explore the night sky!...
Frostfire (children’s book)

Frostfire (children’s book)

$18.99
On a walk through a snow-covered garden, big sister Miriam claims to hear the sound of a snow dragon. Little sister Celeste has lots of questions: snow dragons are real? Where do they hide? What do they eat? And is that frost on the greenhouse windows or...