WE WALK THE TALK
Each year we donate a portion of our sales to the National Indigenous Women’s Resource Center (https://www.niwrc.org).Furthermore, by purchasing from Native American artists, we provide a source of income for them. We are also an Amber Member of the Indian Pueblo Center in Albuquerque, NM, and a member of the Ohio Historical Society.
We are a small family-owned business classified under the Commonwealth of Virginia as a Service-Connected Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. Our primary business is selling Native American jewelry and artifacts, along with Native American-themed bracelets, necklaces and chokers – primarily made from buffalo horn or cow bone. In addition, we make bracelets and anklets from natural stone (primarily Jasper and Tiger Eye), and occasionally, we sell Native American-themed animal wood carvings (such as turtles, eagles, bears, and owls). Currently, we have items from the following artists: Dine (Navajo), Ashiwi (Zuni Pueblo), Annishinaabe (Chippewa or Ojibwe from the tribe in Canada), and Kewe (Santo Domingo Pueblo).
We will soon offer some products online, but with a disclaimer. Since we have no one to manage the online store, and we are constantly traveling, the disclaimer will note that purchased items may take 3-4 days to ship.
Finally, statistically from DNA analysis, Bobby is 1/2 Shawnee and 1/2 Maya. He more than likely (no records or anyone alive that can shed any information) gets his Shawnee from his his maternal grandfather, who was born in the heart of the traditional Shawnee hunting grounds in Kentucky, and based on his mother stating that her father was Native American. Bobby identifies as Shawnee.
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