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Winter Warmers: What’s New from Pendleton & L7 Designs?

Winter Warmers: What’s New from Pendleton & L7 Designs?

It’s December – which means winter is here and the coldest months of the year are upon us. There’s no better way to stay warm and cozy, and at the same time stylish, than with a stunning Native American blanket and apparel from Oregon’s iconic Pendleton Woolen Mills - or a unique coat, poncho, or...
Christmas Shopping Inspiration: Diverse Gift Ideas at Indian Traders!

Christmas Shopping Inspiration: Diverse Gift Ideas at Indian Traders!

The year is gradually winding up and Christmas will be here before we know it! Not just Christmas either – Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and Bodhi Day all fall in December. Various Native American tribes also have important holidays at this time of the year, including Soyal (Winter Solstice Ceremony) for th...
Knowing Native American Jewelry is Genuine

Knowing Native American Jewelry is Genuine

The beautiful Native American jewelry available for purchase at Indian Traders has been crafted primarily by silversmiths and artisans from the Navajo, Zuni, and Hopi communities. Renowned for its striking aesthetics and precision, these pieces feature the sterling silver overlay (Hopi) and inlay...
Native American Tourism – National Parks in the Southwest

Native American Tourism – National Parks in the Southwest

The interest in traditional Native American culture and history is ever-growing and tourism attached to this is booming, especially in the Southwest. From Colorado and Utah to the Mexican border, visiting the homelands of the USA’s first peoples is a rich experience that is not to be missed, and ...
2024 – Sacred White Bison Calf Born in Yellowstone!

2024 – Sacred White Bison Calf Born in Yellowstone!

In exciting news for all animal lovers, this summer saw the birth of a rare white bison (American buffalo) calf in Yellowstone National Park at Lamar Valley, Wyoming. This is of particular significance to Native Americans, especially the tribes of the Great Plains, as the white buffalo is sacred ...
1905 Presidential Parade & The Great Tribal Chiefs

1905 Presidential Parade & The Great Tribal Chiefs

Without question, the history of European settlement in what is now the USA, and how it impacted our Native peoples over centuries and to this day, is troublesome. Yet there have been brighter times of hope, respect, and recognition of our Native American brothers and sisters. Countless non-Nativ...
Turquoise: A Powerful Stone

Turquoise: A Powerful Stone

Turquoise is a striking stone and, while it is found in locations throughout the world, it is perhaps most associated with the US Southwest. Most specifically, it is synonymous with the Native American tribes of this region – especially the Navajo and the Zuni. What is Turquoise? Turquoise is a s...
Visiting Tribal Lands

Visiting Tribal Lands

Is it possible to visit an Indian Reservation? Whether you’re a non-Native resident or visiting from another country, exploring the continental USA is incomplete for a lot of people without experiencing Indigenous Tribal Culture firsthand. There are 573 federally recognized Native American (inclu...
Native American Symbolism – Turtle

Native American Symbolism – Turtle

A lot of Native American jewelry, especially Hopi silver jewelry, features the Turtle motif. The turtle is an important symbol across different American Indian tribes in folklore, and it is associated with diverse topics from creation to fertility. Across Native American nations and tribes, the t...