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Native American thought on illness has always been different from that of the Western world. Native Americans believed that illness was a spiritual imbalance, rather than a single condition that needed to be cured by a pill or surgery….
Continue readingArmed with a handsome selection of Native American artifacts, Navajo Kachinas and pottery, Kachina House is pleased to once again be a part of the Smoky Mountain Gift Show in Gatlinburg Tennessee. Held at the Gatlinburg Convention Center…
Continue readingLast month, we wrote about Zuni fetishes and their representation of spiritual powers. North, South, East, West, above, and below are each associated with a special animal and color and assist the Zuni people during different periods of their lives….
Continue readingNative American Navajo Etched pottery pieces are classic examples of indigenous artwork from the southwest. These pieces are beautiful, but you might wonder how they are created and what the symbols mean that are etched so beautifully into these pieces….
Continue readingPaleo-Americans are famous for their unique works of art, in particular pottery and the weaving of natural grasses and cane into mats and baskets. Few things are more attractive than authentic, Native American pieces of pottery. Earlier this spring, we…
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