
Artisan Store
Directory of Yésah & other Southeastern Indigenous Artisans
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Cheyanne Simone
Precious gem jewelry, beadwork
Indigenous woman-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Haliwa-Saponi Tribe
Owner: Brittany C. Turner -
Mosnukhe Nomp
Indigenous Jewelry & Crafts
Indigenous woman-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation
Owner: Crystal Cavalier
Locations: Mebane, NC -
Hope and Eliza Designs
Ribbon skirts, clothing, accessories
Afro-Indigenous woman-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Saponi Nation of Ohio
Owner: Alexa Sutton
Location: Columbia, MD -
Bols Jewelry
Silversmith & Jewelry
Tribal Affiliation: Haliwa-Saponi Tribe
Owner: Brian Lynch
Location: Hollister, NC -
D. Daye Hunter Designs, LLC
Books, stationary, clothing, accessories
Black Indigenous disabled woman-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Granville County Saponi
Owner: Dominique Daye Hunter
Location: Durham, NC -
Elemental Herbals Teas
Herbal teas, medicines
Indigenous woman-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Lumbee
Owner: Angela Locklear Queen
Locations: SC -
Beaded by Gia Christa
Beadwork
Indigenous woman-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Occaneechi Band of the Saponi Nation
Owner: Gianni Lacey-Howard -
Beadwork by Tris
Beadwork
Indigneous woman-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Haliwa-Saponi Tribe
Owner: Tristan Ely -
Laura Rogers Ceramics
Ceramic Mugs & Pottery
Indigenous woman-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Lumbee
Owner: Laura Rogers
Locations: Durham, NC -
Luna Tree LLC
Handcrafted soap and skincare
Indigenous woman-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Lumbee
Owner: April Whittemore Locklear
Locations: Fairmont, NC -
American Indian Made in NC - Various Artists
Authenticity Statement: Every object in American Indian Made in NC was certified by the artist as handmade. Every person is an enrolled member of a state or federally recognized American Indian tribe in North Carolina. All items are custom made and may vary slightly from the photos in the store.
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Kianga Lucas Beading
Beadwork jewelry
Indigenous woman-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Nansemond Indian Nation
Owner: Kianga Lucas
Locations: - -
By Amber Reed
Silversmith jewelry
Indigenous woman-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa
Owner: Amber Reed
Locations: AZ/MI -
Morning Mist Soap Co.
Handcrafted soap and skincare
Indigenous disabled woman-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Diné, Laguna Pueblo, Chiricuhua Apache
Owner: Rocio Aguilar Francis
Locations: Phoenix, AZ
Why buy from Indigneous makers?
Buying from Indigenous makers is crucial for supporting cultural preservation, as it helps sustain traditional craftsmanship, stories, and knowledge passed down through generations. It also promotes economic empowerment within Indigenous communities, fostering self-sufficiency and resilience against systemic inequalities. Additionally, purchasing directly from Indigenous artisans ensures authenticity and ethical sourcing, countering cultural appropriation while respecting the original creators.
Directory of Indigenous Shops & Suppliers
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Eighth Generation
Blankets, home, jewelry
Indigenous-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Nooksack
Owner: Louie Gong
Locations: Seattle, WA -
She Native
Various apparel and home goods
Tribal Affiliation: Waterhen Lake First Nation, SK (Cree: Sîkîp Sâkahikan)
Owner: Devon Fiddler -
Native Anthro
Various apparel and home goods
Tribal Affiliation: Yakama
Owner: JD Olney Shellenberger -
Urban Native Era
Clothing, art & home goods
Tribal Affiliation: Lipan Apache
Owner: Joey Montoya -
Sweetgrass Trading Co.
Books, medicines (cedar, sage), food
Indigenous woman-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Ho-Chunk
Owner: -
Locations: Winnebago, NE -
Manitobah Mulkuks
Shoes, mukluks, boots
Tribal Affiliation: Métis
Owner: Sean McCormick -
Ginew Denim
Fusing contemporary Native American style with Ojibwe, Oneida and Stockbridge-Munsee design elements in heirloom-quality garments and goods.
Tribal Affiliation: Oneida, Stockbridge-Munsee & Ojibwe
Owner: Dr. Amanda Bruegl – Oneida, Stockbridge-Munsee and Dr. Erik Brodt – Ojibwe -
Prados Beauty
Cosmetics & Beauty
Indigenous woman-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Yoeme
Owner: Cecelia Meadows -
Wabanaki Maple
Maple syrup & maple products.
We are 100% Indigenous female-owned and located on Neqotkuk (Tobique First Nation), Wabanaki Maple is proud to introduce you to this tradition that's shared by many Peoples of the Wabanaki Confederacy; Wolastoqiyik, Mi'kmaq, Penobscot, Abenaki, and Passamaquoddy.
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Ioway Bee Farm
Honey, food items
Founded in 2017, the Ioway Bee Farm, owned and operated by the Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska, offers a variety of products such as raw honey, creamed honey, lotion bars, lip balms and beeswax candles.
Tribal Affiliation: Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska
Owner: -
Locations: KS, NE -
Quercus Collective
Plant medicine (i.e., acorn flour, salves, tinctures)
Local and sustainably-owned
Tribal Affiliation: -
Owners: Carissa Hayes, Kira Greene, Maggie O'Knapp, Daniel Boarman
Locations: Nevada County, CA -
Indigenous Cosmetics
Cosmetics & Beauty
Tribal Affiliation: Sicangu Lakota & Chippewa Cree -
Cheekbone Beauty
Cosmetics & Beauty
Indigenous woman-owned
Tribal Affiliation: Anishinaabe
Owner: Jenn Harper