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Category: Women

Elena Carol Pate ~ Choctaw

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Elena Carol Pate's creativity and love of color can be seen in her beadwork and

Marietta Juanico ~ Acoma

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Working with clay has built a strong bond between the women in Marietta Juanico's family at

Lorraine Caté ~ Santo Domingo Pueblo

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They say the Great Spirit gave gifts to each of the tribes. To some it was basketry, weaving or working with

Mary Lou Big Day ~ Crow

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Mary Lou Big Day was born on the Crow Reservation. Traditional arts have always been an integral part of her

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Roberta Antonia Wallace ~ Cherokee

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Roberta Antonia Wallace is a multi-media artist whose works reflect her passion for art history, culture and

Anna Mitchell ~ Cherokee

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Anna Mitchell is a traditional potter from the Western Band of Cherokee in Oklahoma.

Yellowhorse Family ~ NavajoTribe

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Sisters Gloria and Artie Yellowhorse were born and raised on the Navajo Indian Reservation in

Terrill Hooper O’Brien ~ Mohawk Reservation

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A contemporary beadworker, Terry O'Brien was born in 1943 on the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation, the oldest of eight

Kathy “Elk Woman” Whitman ~ Mandan, Hidatsa & Arikara

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Kathy Whitman Kathy “Elk Woman” Whitman is an innovative and multi-talented artist. She paints, sculpts in stone and welded steel, and also makes jewelry and clothing. Her idea of excitement is

Jhane Myers NoiseCat ~ Comanche

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I am from the Blackfeet Nation and from the Penetuckah (sugar eater) and Yaparucah (root eater) bands of the Comanche

Dorothy Herrera ~ The Cochiti Pueblo

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Dorothy Herrera is from the Cochiti Pueblo in New Mexico and is noted for her distinct style of handmade, clay storyteller

Carol Pate ~ Choctaw

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Elena Carol Pate's creativity and love of color can be seen in her beadwork and dolls.

Forget The Heels: What It Takes To Be Miss Navajo

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The Miss Navajo contest is not your typical beauty pageant. Instead of swimsuits and high heels, you get turquoise and

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