We offer authentic Native American Northwest art and First Nations art, gifts and decor. Unique mix of both handcrafted and designed gifts from Coast Salish, Haida, Cowichan, Athabascan, Navajo and Lakota artists.

Stunning Museum Quality Native American Indian Fine Art. Make Your Home A Conversation Piece with Traditional & Contemporary Artwork in both Color & B/W Giclee Canvas-Prints-Posters. Also featuring Elk-Buffalo-Deer Hide, Hand Painted by Native American Artists.

Detailed clay sculptures, fiberglass figurative sculptures and art auctions animals (like Chicago Cows) and even abstract metal. I have two great grand mothers on my mothers side of the family who are full american indian. My love of nature and people inspires my work. Today I work full-time as a fireman, however this still gives me more than enough time to express my creative side.

An extensive online resource for residents and visitors alike featuring up-to-the-minute information on what’s happening in Santa Fe’s cultural community. Calendar of performing, visual and literary arts, community festivals and fiestas, and Native American feast days and dances

Artist and Designer Reno Moreno has added a line of T-shirts to his Native American Web site. He has selected close-ups of selected native images from his poster collection. T-shirts are white and have Reno's signiture across the lower part of the image.

One Moon Gallery is a new and unique Coast Salish native art gallery located inside the reservation of the Esquimalt First Nation, just minutes from downtown Victoria. The One Moon gallery is adjacent to the Long House and often the visitors of the gallery are able to hear the drumming and singing of the traditional dances taking place there quite regularly and some of which are open to the public. The location is spectacular as it is facing the ocean front park that belongs to the Esquimalt people but until now was only accessible by those residing on the reserve. Even long time Victoria residents are impressed and happy to discover a serene and authentic native village close to downtown, now open for them to visit. The visit to the gallery itself is also an unforgettable experience as it is made in the style of a long house, with a Totem Pole erected for the opening of the gallery. The front doors are made of carved cedar and the interior walls and ceiling are also fully covered by natural cedar. The lighting is state of the art, the art is beautifully presented and the music piped in is soft native flute which gives the visitor a calming and non rushed experience that invites to stay and enjoy each painting and the poetry that the artist has composed for each work. The art displayed is that of Coast Salish artist Darlene Gait who is an internationally recognized painter from the Esquimalt Nation and who placed her gallery in this setting as a way to honor her people and to also welcome non natives to visit her community. The gallery supports various initiatives to promote the art of native carvers and other artists and sponsors several events each year where the public is also invited The One Moon gallery is open on Saturdays and Sundays 10 to 5 and anytime by appointment. Please see www.onemoon.ca for further details and directions.

Custom made Native American Indian clothing, regalia & art - featuring traditional beadwork (1700's - early 1900's) for the collector, museums, interior designers, theatre, television, film industry"

A member of the Métis Nations of British Columbia and of Ontario, Mohan has been painting since he was a child. His unique paintings combine both eastern and western Native art, truly creating his own style

Native American and western pencil renderings. Our work is highly detailed and realistic reflecting a deep respect for Native culture and a high degree historical accuracy. Original graphite pencil drawings, as well as limited edition and open edition prints.

Inuitartzone.com features the finest selection of Inuit art available online and offer Free shipping and Giftwarp. We have artworks from all across the arctic, contemporary and historic