For many years Native Americans have used ordinary items to create extraordinary Native American Art. We are showcasing items that illustrate Native American Indians and their use of the natural resources that were available to them. From ceramic vases to medicine wheel-inspired wall hangings to dreamcatchers, American Indians show that art can be useful and practical as well as beautiful at the same time. Our statues depict the proud Native American Indian in some of their colorful costumes as well as a few of the cowboys who hung out in the old west. From coversation pieces to those just for fun, these items will illustrate that ordinary and practical can be made to look unusual and unique.

As you lay your child to sleep you will want to know that the characters playing on the stage of their mind are sweet. You tell them to have sweet dreams, yet they wake screaming for you to come. So hang a Dream Catcher over their bed for the dreams are carried by the wind. The characters are caught by the wind their roles yet to be written, let them be caught in a Dream Catcher and be fillered through the vibrant web of color. Dream Catchers are said to hold back the bad thoughts so that your mind isn't filled with terror and fright.




By Amanda T