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Similar to many mothers (and fathers) these days, Native American mothers of the past had many responsibilities while raising and taking care of the children. Always on the move or doing something, babies were generally placed in a cradleboard, also…
Continue readingLike many cultures, the Zuni Native Americans have many cultural traditions handed down from generation to generation. To represent and pass on their traditions, the Zuni people are known for their gift of being talented and prolific carvers of fascinating…
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 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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