Native North America

A classic unisex t-shirt featuring beautiful indigenous artwork from the Native American Pacific Northwest Coast.

• Material: 100% cotton
• Adult fit
• Four Clans by Tsimshian artist, Terry Starr

Lead free Native American Pacific Northwest Coast pewter spirit charm with adjustable waxed cotton cord. Each piece has an inspiring word engraved on the back.

• Salmon (Determination) by Haisla, Heiltsuk artist, Mervin Windsor
• Size: .75"
• Lead free

The highlight and focus of Crow Fair is the pow wow which features dancers from visiting tribes as well as Crow tribal members. It is a time for connection and cultural celebration. Sisters Knowledge mug features a young woman in her elk tooth dress dancing to the beat of the drum.

• Holds 15oz
• Material: Ceramic
• Dishwasher safe
• Sisters Knowledge by Del Curfman, 2020

About Del Curfman

Curfman is known for his work with Apsáalooke imagery explores heritage, tradition, and humanity through painting. He earned his BFA in Studio Arts with a focus on painting at the Institute of American Indian Arts of Santa Fe. As an emerging artist and enrolled tribal member, Curfman looks to contribute to contemporary Native Artist history through his artwork and community-based projects.

Every Crow Fair features a parade where our elders and tribe come together to celebrate Crow culture, traditional garb and wear, and traditional arts such as bead and quilt work. This coffee mug features a community member in his regalia, especially striking is his beautiful headdress.

• Holds 15oz
• Material: Ceramic
• Dishwasher safe
• Motion in Red by Del Curfman, 2020
  
  

About Del Curfman

Curfman is known for his work with Apsáalooke imagery explores heritage, tradition, and humanity through painting. He earned his BFA in Studio Arts with a focus on painting at the Institute of American Indian Arts of Santa Fe. As an emerging artist and enrolled tribal member, Curfman looks to contribute to contemporary Native Artist history through his artwork and community-based projects.

Native American Pacific Northwest Coast black ceramic mug with a blue whale image on a matte exterior and glossy interior.

• Whale by Haida artist, Ernest Swanson
• Holds 14 oz
• Microwave safe

A classic unisex t-shirt featuring beautiful indigenous artwork from the Native American Pacific Northwest Coast.

• Material: 100% cotton
• Adult fit
• Eagle Crest by Bella Bella artist, Ben Houstie

The "All My Relations" blanket features designs of the Apsáalooke (Crow) and Tsetsehestahese/So’taeo’o (Northern Cheyenne) to honor and recognize the proud nations of designer Bethany Yellowtail who is featured in the Apsáalooke Women and Warriors exhibition.

Cross-laden vertical stripes speak to Crow elements, while horizontal stripes and the Morning Star pattern reflect the Northern Cheyenne. Traditionally, the two tribes were enemies with a longstanding rivalry dating back to the days when they lived freely and buffalo roamed the Great Plains. This design weaves the differences and blends the similarities of each tribal nation in a harmonious symbol of unity.

• Size: Queen size
• Material: 100% New Zealand wool
• Care: Dry clean 

About Bethany Yellowtail

Bethany Yellowtail is a fashion designer originally from the Crow (Apsáalooke) and Northern Cheyenne (Tsetsehestahese & So’taeo’o) Nations in southeastern Montana. Bethany’s artistic vision and work is irremovable from her social justice vision for her community: not only does she provide employment for dozens of artists, Bethany was active in the No-DAPL and women’s rights movements, fundraising thousands of dollars through apparel sales, teaching ribbon skirt workshops on-site at the water protector camp, and creating a silk scarf to represent the women’s march on Washington.

Celebrating contemporary Native artists through a mix of art, streetwear, and native heritage; these designs may be funny or address a serious topic from the past or present. Display this I Stand with Standing Rock Sticker proudly and show off a piece of art created by Native artists.

• Size: 2.75" W x 3.5" H
• Made from water-resistant vinyl
• Makes a great souvenir!

Lead free Native American Pacific Northwest Coast pewter spirit charm with adjustable waxed cotton cord. Each piece has an inspiring word engraved on the back.

• Wolf (Leadership) by Haida artist, Eric Parnell
• Size: .75"
• Lead free

Keep your coffee hot with the stylish Native American Pacific Northwest Coast Travel Mug. The double wall construction, high quality food grade stainless steel interior, and vacuum seal screw top create an insulated interior to keep drinks hot.

• Chief of the Seas by Haida artist, Donnie Edenshaw
• Holds 16 oz
• Hand wash only

Proudly wear this versatile Native American Pacific Northwest Coast enamel pin on your lapel, backpack or messenger bag as wearable art.

• Whale by Namgis artist, Ryan Cranmer
• Size: Approx. 1" to 1.5"
• Material: Epola hard enamel with lead-free and nickle-free zinc alloy

This Native American Pacific Northwest Coast 100% post-consumer recycled Eco Bags is perfect for groceries, shopping, conferences, or gifts, and also easily roll up for storing when not in use.

• Preserving by Haida artist, Ernest Swanson
• Size: 13.7" W x 16.5" H x 7" D
• Material: 100% post-consumer recycled material

Celebrating contemporary Native artists through a mix of art, streetwear, and native heritage; these designs may be funny or address a serious topic from the past or present. Display this Float Like Frybread, Sting Like Grease Sticker proudly and show off a piece of art created by Native artists.

• Size: 3.5" W x 4" H
• Made from water-resistant vinyl
• Makes a great souvenir!

This original study of Plains Indian cultures of the 19th century is presented through the use of period writings, paintings, and early photography that relate how life was carried out. The author juxtaposes the sources with new research and modern color photography of specific replica items. The comprehensive text documents many of the major tribes, such as Blackfeet, Cheyenne, Comanche, Crow, Hidatsa, Mandan, Lakota, and others. Observations of Plains Indian men’s and women’s experiences include procuring food, dancing, developing spiritual beliefs, and day-to-day living. This second edition contains new color photos and text, adding to the richness and depth of detail in the well-received original. Through original photos and re-creations, rare primary sources, and updated content, Bad Hand provides an invaluable resource not only on Plains Indians, but on bringing past peoples to full, colorful life.

• Hardcover
• 272 pages
• Written by Bad Hand

About Bad Hand

Bad Hand is a Native American author, historian, replica maker, actor, and stuntman. He has worked on and appeared in over 40 Native American films, television shows, and documentaries and lectures across the country on Native American culture.

Celebrate the bravery, strength, and vitality of the Apsáalooke culture with Apsáalooke Women and Warriors, a special exhibition at the Field Museum. This graphic tee shirt features one of the many beautiful pieces of art represented in our collection: Sacred Under the Cliffs of Yellowstone by Ben Pease.

• Material: 100% organic cotton
• Unisex fit
• Featuring original artwork by Ben Pease

About Ben Pease

Ashdúuptàako Ishtaxíialúuchish (Steals The Guns From Two Enemy Camps) Ben Pease, b. 1989. Raised on the Crow Indian Reservation of MT. The Artist studied at Minot State University & Montana State University. Pease's work is shown in scores of magazines, books, online publications, and social media networks. His work is being collected and exhibited in countries across the world. Over the past four years, the Artist has helped co-found The Creative Indigenous Collective, Native Youth Art In Action, & Indigenous Peoples' Day Montana & Native Men, Strong.

• Material: 100% cotton
• Adult fit
• Original artwork by Del Curfman

About Del Curfman

Del Curfman is known for his work with Apsáalooke (Crow Nation of Montana) imagery, exploring heritage, tradition, and humanity through painting. He earned his BFA in Studio Arts with a focus on painting at the Institute of American Indian Arts of Santa Fe, NM (IAIA) in May 2017. As an emerging artist and enrolled tribal member, Curfman looks to contribute to contemporary Native Artist history through his artwork and community-based projects.

Inspired by the strong women who create, sustain, and nourish life, this tee as a tribute to the matriarchs of many different Native nations and Indigenous backgrounds. This ledger art motif honors the beauty of these female life-givers in various cultural regalia and dresses.

• Material: 100% organic cotton
• Women's fit
• Featuring original artwork by Wakeah Jhane

This blue glass bead bracelet is individually handcrafted by Native American artist apprentices. The beautiful beads with deer hide ties make it a great accessory for everyday wear. With each purchase, you are supporting services at Chief Seattle Club by helping provide funds for meals, housing referrals, drug and alcohol counseling, and mental healthcare.

• Material: Acrylic and glass beads, brass endings, deer hide ties
• Adjustable
• Each bracelet is handmade by a Native apprentice

Keep your favorite treasures in this Native American Pacific Northwest Coast Orca coin purse. A zipper closure ensures security, while the compact size adds convenience.

• Orca by Haisla, Heiltsuk artist, Paul Windsor
• Size: 4" W x 3.5" H
• Material: 100% polyurethane

Lead free Native American Pacific Northwest Coast pewter spirit charm with adjustable waxed cotton cord. Each piece has an inspiring word engraved on the back.

• Bear (Strength) by Tsimshian artist, Terry Starr
• Size: .75"
• Lead free

Native American Pacific Northwest Coast black ceramic mug with a red raven image on a matte exterior and glossy interior.

• Running Raven by Tsimshian artist, Morgan Asoyuf
• Holds 14 oz
• Microwave safe

Made from viscose fibers, this Native American Northwest Coast lightweight scarf makes a beautiful accessory for your everyday outfit.

• Eagles by Coast Salish artist, Joe Wilson-Sxwaset
• Size: 27.5" x 70"
• Material: 100% viscose

Say, Good Morning to the plants, trees and animals with this bestselling book featuring artwork by Native American Pacific Northwest Coast artist, Paul Windsor.

• Board Book
• For readers newborn and up
• Good Morning World by Haisla, Heiltsuk artist, Paul Windsor

This is an exceptional poetry collection written by Lakota students in the fifth, sixth, seventh, and eighth grades at Red Cloud Indian School on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. The historic school was founded in 1888 at the request of Chief Red Cloud of the Oglala Lakota. The poems enable readers to learn about the unique lives and heritage of students growing up in such distinctive circumstances and straddling cultures. The collection was compiled by a teacher at the school, working with school administrators, and contains never-before-published artworks by award-winning artist S. D. Nelson.

• Hardcover
• For readers ages 8 - 12 years
• Edited by Timothy P. McLaughlin and Illustrated by S. D. Nelson

A charming bedtime story to foster a serene sleeping environment for your child.

• Board Book
• For readers newborn and up
• Artwork by various Native American Pacific Northwest Coast artists

This fascinating picture book biography tells the childhood story of Buffalo Bird Woman, a Hidatsa Indian born around 1839. Through her true story, readers will learn what it was like to be part of this Native American community that lived along the Missouri River in the Dakotas, a society that depended more on agriculture for food and survival than on hunting. Children will relate to Buffalo Bird Girl's routine of chores and playing with friends, and they will also be captivated by her lifestyle and the dangers that came with it.

Using as a resource the works of Gilbert L. Wilson, who met Buffalo Bird Woman and transcribed her life's story in the early 20th century, award-winning author-illustrator S. D. Nelson has captured the spirit of Buffalo Bird Girl and her lost way of life.

• Hardcover
• For readers ages 6 - 9 years
• Written by S. D. Nelson

Lead free Native American Pacific Northwest Coast pewter spirit charm with adjustable waxed cotton cord. Each piece has an inspiring word engraved on the back.

• Raven (Creativity) by Haida artist, Billy Bedard
• Size: .75"
• Lead free

Proudly wear this versatile Native American Pacific Northwest Coast enamel pin on your lapel, backpack or messenger bag as wearable art.

• Eagle Flight by Haida artist, Ernest Swanson
• Size: Approx. 1" to 1.5"
• Material: Epola hard enamel with lead-free and nickle-free zinc alloy

Proudly wear this versatile Native American Pacific Northwest Coast enamel pin on your lapel, backpack or messenger bag as wearable art.

• Bear by Bella Bella artist, Ben Houstie
• Size: Approx. 1" to 1.5"
• Material: Epola hard enamel with lead-free and nickle-free zinc alloy

Proudly wear this versatile Native American Pacific Northwest Coast enamel pin on your lapel, backpack or messenger bag as wearable art.

• Raven by Coast Salish artist, Francis Horne Sr.
• Size: Approx. 1" to 1.5"
• Material: Epola hard enamel with lead-free and nickle-free zinc alloy

Proudly wear this versatile Native American Pacific Northwest Coast enamel pin on your lapel, backpack or messenger bag as wearable art.

• Wolf by Coast Salish artist, Darrell Thorne
• Size: Approx. 1" to 1.5"
• Material: Epola hard enamel with lead-free and nickle-free zinc alloy