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One of the talented artisans whose work we are proud to carry here at Indian Traders is Harrison Bitsue.  Harrison Bitsue is a Navajo silversmith who was introduced to traditional Native American jewelry-making techniques as a young child. His grandfather was Navajo silversmith Charlie Bitsue, wh...
Pendleton blankets are a US icon with strong links to Native American culture. Here at Indian Traders, we have an array of different blanket collections, including the Pendleton National Park Collection. These beautiful, distinctive, dry-clean only blankets honor this beautiful country.  Made in ...

The Navajo Code Talkers

The Navajo played an enormous role for the US and allied troops during World War II as “Code Talkers”. The story of the Navajo Code Talkers is fascinating and one which should be remembered and honored always. The Origin of Native American Code Talkers It was during WWI that the US military consi...
There are 4.5 million Native Americans (including Alaska Natives) living in the USA in 2021, representing 1.5% of the total US population. In the United States of America today, there are 574 federally recognized Native American tribal nations. They are referred to (and refer to themselves) as na...
The sweat lodge is an important cultural tradition for some Native American nations. Used for ceremonial purposes, it is a type of sauna that is valuable for both spiritual and physical purification, as well as used for social and cultural purposes. Traditionally, a Native American sweat lodge us...
At the turn of the twentieth century, numerous photographers recorded the traditional Native American culture that was, sadly, changing dramatically. One of these was Roland Reed. Roland Reed Roland Reed was an artist and photographer who was among a group referred to as Pictorialists. With a st...
Continuing from ourlast post, here are more types of traditional Native American dwellings… Wigwams Similar in appearance to the teepee, the wigwam was particular to the American Indians of the Northeast USA and Canada, especially the Algonquin Indians and the Wampanoag. The word “wigwam” transla...
There are many, many long-held stereotypes when it comes to the American Indians, greatly influenced by Hollywood in the 20th Century. One of these stereotypes is that all Native Americans traditionally lived in teepees. While it is true that some tribes did indeed live in teepees, there were man...

Hopi Potter Nampeyo

Indian Traders has a strong focus on Native American blankets and jewelry, including Hopi Indian silver jewelry, but we also carry a small selection of pottery-inspired pieces. The southwest is home to beautiful and unique native pottery, and a founder of modern Hopi pottery as an art was Nampeyo...