Native American Women Gallery
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Native American percussion blanket gun, mid 19th century.from Showtime Auctions
Natives in New York City.120mm film shot with my holga.“Native Americans Discovered Columbus” design
artekka:grahamewill:Fashion in a galaxy far, far away : Packing dressHopi hairstyle called “squash b
this-is-life-actually:This is what Native American fashion looks like without the cultural appropria
this-is-life-actually:This is what Native American fashion looks like without the cultural appropria
the-movemnt:6 Native American girls explain the tragic story behind Thanksgivingfollow @the-movemnt
Jamie Okuma hand-beading (Okuma is Luiseño and Shoshone-Bannock)
Accessories by Jamie Okuma, an indigenous-owned companyJamie Okuma is Luiseno, Shoshone-Bannock, Wai
Beyond Buckskin: a Native-owned businessBeyond Buckskin launched in 2009 by Jessica R. Metcalfe (Tur
ancientart:Photos taken at the Coso Rock Art District, located within the Naval Air Weapons Station
I’m not doing inktober this year but looking at Erich Sokol’s american native series makes me
figdays:b.yellowtail“We are a Native American owned fashion & accessories brand that specializes
BRING HER HOME…Into the arms that miss herOur mothers, daughters, aunties, sistersMissing or
Love is Our Tradition. 2017
Badlands of South Dakota.
Ziigwanagaka Nooden / Spring Wind (Left)Wawateybiineseke / Northern Lights Thunderbird (Right)Portra
Keweenaw Bay Ojibwa Community Woodland Powwow 2015My tribe’s powwow is held every year, in the woodl
The Black Hills, South Dakota.The beating heart of Turtle Island.
Robert Mesa / Window Rock, ArizonaDine/Navajo & Soboba / Navajo NationDouble exposure 120mm shot
Portrait of Larry Yazzie.Meskwaki & Dine (Navajo)World Champion Fancy Dancer, Founder of the Nat
Monument Valley, Navajo Nation Tribal Park, Utah.We originally woke up at dawn to photograph Monumen
Monument Valley, Navajo Nation Tribal Park, Utah.120mm film shot with my Holga.
Crow Fair 2015.
Chimalapa Pueblo (Oaxaca, Mexico, c. 1885 - 95).
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