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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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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...
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The Sacred Wisdom of Native Americans (book)

The Sacred Wisdom of Native Americans (book)

$16.99
In The Sacred Wisdom of the Native Americans, Professor Larry J. Zimmerman tells the tragic tale of their conquest and dispossession, followed by their survival against the odds and the renewal of pride in a distinctive cultural heritage. Learn...
I Was A Teenage Slasher: A Novel

I Was A Teenage Slasher: A Novel

$29.99
Lamesa, Texas, July 1989.  It’s the summer before senior year for best friends Tolly Driver and Amber Dennison.  They’re not in the marching band, they’re not in the FFA - they don’t really count.  Amber’s the...
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What’s in a Bead (Children’s Book)

What’s in a Bead (Children’s Book)

$21.95
Tessa loves how her grandmother always smells of campfire stories.  Mom says it’s because Kohkom spends her days sewing onto smoked hides.  Inspired, Tessa asks Kokomo to teach her beading, but first she must listen and learn the many...