Dreamcatchers can be simple and elegant, or have its web interwoven with many intricacies. With whatever form you choose the goal is simple; to let good dreams pass through and stop the bad dreams before they enter our sleeping mind….
Continue readingEver wonder where the phrase “Bury the hatchet” came from? Many people don’t realize that we have the Native Americans to thank for this popular peacemaking phrase. The first part of this story begins with the tomahawk. Tomahawks were the…
Continue readingTalangva is the climax of the Katsina season. July hosts the Niman ceremony, a home-going ritual to close the Katsina season. This is the time for plant growth and expression of appreciation as the peoples’ prayers have been answered. The…
Continue readingNative American artifacts and Navajo decor make the perfect theme for a cozy living room. This decor scheme also works perfect in southern vacation homes, cabins, and hunting lodges, so it’s no wonder it’s becoming a big trend. There are…
Continue readingThe Wedding Vase plays a significant role in Native American weddings, historically and currently. Representing the husband and wife, the vase embodies the unity of the new couple. This sacred tradition has a beautiful process, from creation through the wedding…
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