http://www.etsy.com/shop/jstinson
Lotsa eye candy to be drooled over in there.
And she has a blog also.
http://www.jstinson-trailoftreasures.blogspot.com/
Where you can see that she's a beautiful outside as she is on the inside.
If Joni is our Mother, then KickingBear is our Father.
He's teaching us the Western dialect of Tsalagi (Cherokee) which we've been soaking up like sponges with pretty good results.
He's also an excellent artist (but don't let Coastal Artist know I said that) One of my favourite goodies in his shop is the Corn Necklace. It represents the Trail of Tears.
http://www.etsy.com/listing/58797947/selu-ayatlidi-corn-necklace
Some of my closest buddies in no particular order are:
ClayDancerdesigns who lives in my lovely State of Massachusetts. This is one of my faves from her shop: http://www.etsy.com/listing/41120036/zodiac-platter
Sagehealer who has recently moved cross country. I have this goodie from her shop. Eagle/Hawk is one of my totems. http://www.etsy.com/listing/59370818/hawk-totem-guide-for-grounding-vision
Brie aka barbie777 She makes these wonderful People: http://www.etsy.com/listing/50709284/cherokee-little-people
CandyThomasGourdArts Her gourds are to die for! http://www.etsy.com/listing/32468169/gourd-art-shamans-gift
SpiritBearCreations. You cannot die until you've had her Leckerlii! http://www.etsy.com/listing/53204896/holiday-leckerli-cookies-13
PromisesPromises. She makes the sweetest horses. This one is too me. http://www.etsy.com/listing/22305048/sodo-these-wings-make-my-butt-look-big
FortheBrand. Gorgeous jewelry like this one:
http://www.etsy.com/listing/50766887/sandra-turquoise-necklace
NativeBeads. She WROTE this book. I am jealous. http://www.etsy.com/listing/27631658/illustrated-bead-bible-book-free
There's also:
AnimalsandIcons, rekamepip, dalerocks, nikonman, whitebuffalo, sirocco, taxco, timberlineltd, cabinwindow, and many others. There's even some new friends like Vikotas, 4directions, beading4you, handyann, NightOwlMarket.
All of these fine folks and many more will be honouring their ancestors and our campfire family this November 1-21, Native American Month.
There will be sales and promotions and prizes galore.
So pull up a log, wrap up in your Pendelton blankets, toss some branches on the fire, have some frybread and have lots of fun with us...
sounds great!
ReplyDeleteCozy fire, warm Pendleton......food and friends; Couldn't ask for more
ReplyDeleteViKotas
HC...you are too kind! It has been such a thrill for me to see something I never considered to live on past November, 09 do so.
ReplyDeleteThanks to all of our tsunali who have made that possible.