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Showing 73–96 of 131. Purchases and service inquiries are made with each business, not through IM.
IM editorial mediaYakama Beadwork, Apparel & Cultural Services
Toppenish, Washington
Yakama-owned maker and Native cultural resource specialist in Toppenish. The online store offers owner-designed beadwork, artwork, clothing and accessories; related services cover archaeological, ethnographic and cultural-resource consulting. Custom orders are accepted only as stated on the shop.
Licensed business photoNavajo arts, jewelry, rugs, pottery & crafts
Window Rock, Arizona; additional Navajo-region retail locations
Navajo Tribal Enterprise supporting Navajo artists and selling authentic Native arts and crafts through multiple locations. Photo: Wikimedia Commons · Martinpulido · Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprise, historical 2011 Chinle branch storefront, Chinle AZ (not the Window Rock headquarters) · cropped for layout · CC0 1.0. Source and license links appear on this business profile.
Tribal Cultural Art Gallery and Native American Pottery
Rhode Island, United States
NITHPO ART is an online Native American art gallery operated according to its official website by the Narragansett Indian Tribal Historic Preservation Office of Economic Development in Rhode Island. Its collections include contemporary pottery and work attributed to Native artists. Customers should contact the gallery directly about sales and provenance; IM does not certify artisans, reproduce artworks or handle purchases.
Licensed business photoPhoto: Wikimedia Commons · Architect21c · 2008 · cropped for layout · License
Cultural centre, desert ecology, tours & Indigenous art
Osoyoos, British Columbia
Osoyoos Indian Band cultural centre sharing Syilx Okanagan culture, desert ecology, exhibitions and guided experiences. Photo: Wikimedia Commons · Architect21c · 2008 · cropped for layout · CC BY-SA 3.0. Source and license links appear on this business profile.
IM editorial mediaArt & Jewelry
Sequim, Washington, United States
Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe-owned Native art gallery and retail enterprise featuring Native artists from Washington State and beyond.
IM editorial mediaIndigenous-Owned Artisan Jewelry & Gifts
Stonington, Connecticut
Nyaweh Jewelry is an independently operated Connecticut jewelry studio offering handcrafted beadwork, bracelets and earrings by Indigenous artisan Allison Seneca. The company sells through its own storefront and direct online shop. Check the maker’s website for current inventory, locations, shipping and prices; no IM owner claim or merchant-photo approval is implied.
Chickasaw and Choctaw Fashion, Beadwork & Ribbon Skirts
Sulphur, Oklahoma per founder's About page. Online-only listing; no confirmed public storefront.
Chickasaw-led Indigenous fashion and beadwork studio creating ribbon skirts, shirts, beadwork and contemporary Southeastern designs.
IM editorial mediaArt Gifts & Wholesale
CA
Indigenous artist-licensed accessories and giftware, primarily wholesale and corporate gifting.
IM editorial mediaNative-Owned Blankets, Art Gifts & Retail Store
Anacortes, Washington
Native American family-owned and operated Anacortes trading post selling blankets, clothing, handmade gifts, carvings and art-related merchandise, with an online catalog and a public retail location near the Swinomish Casino.
IM editorial mediaUnangax̂ art, beadwork & skin sewing
Dena'ina Ełnena, AK
Unangax̂ artist studio founded by Qaadax̂ Chloe Bourdukofsky-Price, centered on beadwork, sewing, mixed media and cultural storytelling.
IM editorial mediaQiviut fibre, Inuit-made clothing & art
Nisku, AB
100% Inuit-owned qiviut fibre and northern-goods business in Nisku, Alberta.
IM editorial mediaQuinault-Owned Seafood, Art Gifts & Online Store
Taholah, Washington
Quinault-associated seafood and merchandise shop based in Taholah, offering selected seafood and gifts with pickup and specific shipping options on its own customer site. Confirm seasonal inventory, cold-chain shipping methods and order requirements with the operator.
IM editorial mediaTlingit Native Art Gallery, Jewelry & Gifts
Vashon, Washington
Vashon Island Native art gallery founded by Sue and the late Tlingit artist Israel Shotridge, now featuring the Shotridge Collection, original art, jewelry, prints, and work by other Northwest Coast Native artists. Visit or shop the gallery and related online catalog.
Tlingit Ravenstail, Chilkat & Cedar Weaving Regalia Classes
Petersburg, Alaska, United States
Petersburg Tlingit artist Dzijúksuk (Debra O'Gara) creates Chilkat, Ravenstail and cedar-bark weaving, dance regalia, button robes and offers community weaving workshops.
IM editorial mediaBeads, fabric, Native art & gifts
Fairbanks, AK
Fairbanks Alaska Native-owned bead, fabric, Native art and gift shop supporting local artists and makers.
Hair Salons & Makeup Services
Anchorage, Alaska, United States
Anchorage hair stylist, licensed salon owner, educator and bridal makeup artist Jenna Pitka operates Rooted Rose. Clients can find consultation, color, styling, event makeup and appointment information through her official site.
IM editorial mediaYakama Beadwork, Traditional Arts & Craft Supplies
Toppenish, Washington
Yakama artist Rosanna Sampson’s long-running Native art and gift store in Toppenish offering beaded jewelry, moccasins, housewares, traditional art supplies and handmade items. The federal artist-directory profile provides location and telephone contacts for direct inquiries; online checkout is not confirmed.
IM editorial mediaHandmade beadwork, knitwear & gifts
Juneau, AK
Southeast Alaska Tlingit maker-owned studio for handmade beadwork, knitwear and gifts in Juneau.
IM editorial mediaIndigenous Art Prints, Beadwork & Commissions
Ketchikan, Alaska
Ketchikan Indigenous artist Savannah LeCornu offers Tsimshian, Haida and Nimiipuu-inspired contemporary artwork and prints through an active artist-operated Etsy shop. Inquiries about commissioned paintings or beadwork can be directed to the artist.
IM editorial mediaHandcrafted fur apparel & home
Sitka, AK
Handcrafted sea otter and seal-fur garments, winter gear and home pieces made in Sitka by Tlingit artist Robert Miller.
IM editorial mediaTlingit Beaded Seal Fur Jewelry & Commission Accessories
Washington State (exact location unconfirmed)
Artist Autumn Shotridge (Yaandakin Yeil), a Tlingit maker born in Ketchikan and currently residing in Washington, creates beaded seal-fur jewelry and accessories including bags and handmade gift items. Her business Instagram accepts commission inquiries; the artist controls material eligibility and purchasing terms.
Licensed business photoPhoto: Wikimedia Commons · Richard N Horne · June 2022 · License
Native art, books, apparel & gifts
Juneau, AK
Juneau-based store offering Alaska Native art, books, apparel, food, jewelry and gifts while supporting Indigenous heritage and artists. Photo: Wikimedia Commons · Richard N Horne · June 2022 · CC BY-SA 4.0. Source and license links appear on this business profile.
IM editorial mediaNative Art, Books & Gifts
Salamanca, New York
Seneca Nation-operated museum store with beadwork, books, baskets, jewelry, artisan gifts and online ordering.
IM editorial mediaKaigani Haida Carving & Commission Art
Hydaburg, Alaska
Sgwaayaans (TJ Young) is a Kaigani Haida artist raised in Hydaburg, Alaska, creating carvings, metalwork and culturally significant artworks. Visitors can contact the artist through his independent site about availability and inquiries; no specific commission promise is made by IM.