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This Category is reserved for the First True Americans - to showcase their arts, products, and services.

Cherokee Jewelry

cherokeejewelry.com/

Many of my items I hand-made and, they are lawfully -- Native American Jewelry pieces. I am a registered tribal member of the Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma. These hand-made pieces are described as hand-made with the item description. Those items that I did not hand-make are described as "Assembled".

Native Languages - List Page

www.native-languages.org/home.htm#list

Use this page to find a Tribe of interest, and follow to their art, culture, language, regalia, and other information.

Native American Products

www.indians.org/articles/native-american-products.html

As the first nation of North America, the Native Americans were accustomed to a somewhat primitive life. They built their own dwelling places, made clothing from animal skin, and frequently migrated on foot. Today, a large number of Native Americans have immersed themselves into American culture. Still, many other Native Americans choose to live on reservations, which help them maintain their way of life.

Native American Products

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The Round Valley Indian Tribes is a confederation of Yuki, Wailacki, Nomlacki, Concow/Maidu, Pit River, and Pomo/Little Lake Pomo. Round Valley is the ancestral homeland of the Yuki people. In the mid-1800's, the US Army forced the other Central Valley tribal people into Yuki land. Every September, descendants of these Central Valley tribes re-enact the forced march, the Nome Cult Walk.

Native American Rugs

www.native-languages.org/rugs.htm

The best-known native textile art in North America is the weaving of Navajo Indian blankets and rugs. These impressive (and expensive) rugs are still made in a style that was traditional in Mexico and the southwest United States long before the arrival of Europeans: kneeling before a vertical wooden-frame loom and using a shuttle to weave colored threads together into large-scale geometric designs. Originally Navajo and other Southwest Indian blankets were made of hand-spun cotton thread, but after the Spanish brought domestic sheep to the region the people primarily switched to wool. Though Navajo rugs are the most famous weavings in North America, they are certainly not the only one. Finger-weaving has been important throughout the continent since ancient times, and finger-woven blankets, tapestries, and clothing are still made in many tribes. The chilkat blankets of Tlingit people are one of the finest examples of finger-woven Indian blankets. Seminole sashes and patchwork are another important Indian textile art.

Silvertribe

www.silvertribe.com/

Silvertribe brings to you the biggest selection of Native American art on the web and on eBay. With thousands of different pieces of Southwestern and Native American Jewelry and Art. Silvertribe is able to offer remarkable prices for every level of the Native American enthusiast! Whether youâ??re looking for Turquoise jewelry to match some of the latest fashions or would like an authentic American Indian piece of jewelry or craft as a keepsake.

Native Art Network

www.nativeart.net/

We bring you the finest examples of Native American art directly from the artists themselves while helping you learn about the arts, culture and history of our North American indigenous peoples. We feature authentic Traditional and Contemporary Native American Art of the highest quality. We represent individual Native American artists and families from the United States and Canada. We are 100% Native American owned and operated. Online since 1998, we have conducted an exclusive international Native Arts show, have been featured in international publications, and are visited daily from around the world. We continually add content and features. Visit again soon and see what's new!

Qualla Arts, and Crafts Mutual, Inc

www.quallaartsandcrafts.com

Located in the majestic mountains of Western North Carolina, Qualla Arts and Crafts is the oldest Native American Cooperative. Founded in 1946, Qualla Arts and Crafts continues to uphold a standard of excellence when it comes to the traditional arts and crafts of the Eastern Cherokee. Showcasing the works of over 250 members, Qualla Arts and Crafts preserves and promotes the traditional arts and crafts of the Eastern Band of Cherokee. Qualla Arts and Crafts, offers a vast selection of baskets, pottery, wood and stone carving, beadwork, and much more.

The Pacific Northwest Shop

www.pacificnorthwestshop.com/pnwmiscellaneous/pacificnorthwestindian.htm

This section of the Pacific Northwest Shop features many products made by Native American artists. The Northwest Coast Indian designs featured below originated in our Pacific Northwest region of North America. Whether youâ??re looking for the perfect gift idea, or to buy something for your own home, our great Native American products are a must.

Ugly Otter Trading Place

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Our "NO QUIBBLE GUARANTEE" protects you. No hassles, guilt trips, silly questionnaires, and absolutely no BS! If you do not like any merchandise purchased from us, for any reason, return it, undamaged, within 20 days, for a full refund of your purchase price. (this is a refund, not a "Store Credit") NO QUESTIONS ASKED - YOU ARE THE FINAL JUDGE.