Tag: 2024 Native Made Market
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Taybonvoyart
ABOUT THE ARTIST My name is Tay Bonaparte, I am Mohawk, Wolf Clan from Syracuse Ny. I draw strength from the wisdom of my ancestors and the sacred bond they share with the earth and cosmos. My art is a celebration of the natural world, the rhythms of the universe, and the intuitive spirit that…
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Native American Community Services
ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION Native American Community Services (NACS) is a non-profit organization founded in 1975 to provide quality health and social services to the off-reservation Native American population in Erie and Niagara Counties. In keeping with our “Tradition of Caring,” we have since grown into a full-scale human services agency committed to helping the entire…
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Ellie’s Southwestern
ABOUT THE ARTIST Ellie’s Southwestern is owned by Ellie, Felicia, Aolanni and Darion. We are a small family owned craft business. We are originally from Arizona and have lived in New York for many years. We enjoy selling handmade items at craft sales. Each piece is made with love. ❤️ FEATURED WORK
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Neto
ABOUT THE ARTIST Neto is a Native American managed nonprofit based in Western NY with the Mission to “promote and support Indigenous people’s art and culture in the Western NY region”. FEATURED WORK
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Beaver Creations
ABOUT THE ARTIST I am a member of the Haudenosaunee Six Nations Confederacy, and Onondaga is my Nation. I am Beaver Clan and reside on the Onondaga Nation, south of Syracuse, New York. I have been crafting since I was 8 years old and began carving at the age of 22, starting with antler and…
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Homer Couture | Beading Wolves
ABOUT THE ARTIST I am Oneida Wolf Clan residing on the Oneida Homelands, Beadworker and Fashion Designer. All beadwork and fashions are handmade by myself, my daughter and I have travelled all over showcasing our work and representing our nation and family proudly. As a 4th generation beadworker like my mother before me who taught…
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Waawaaskonenhens’
ABOUT THE ARTIST Beading is my passion worked using my signature modified square stitch for strength while creating pieces fueling the imagination. Diversification allows freedom to lay down the needle and pick up a file or a glovers needle–freedom to bring ancestral work into the future with the quality of the traditional. FEATURED WORK