Born out of the Idle No More movement, the Urban Native Era seeks to raise awareness of Indigenous issues through its apparel, film and other mediums. Continue reading
Artist, entrepreneur, and owner of Ikoshy Indigenous American Art, Timoteo Ikoshy Montoya (Lipan Apache Band of Texas) draws on his Native teachings for inspiration in his works. Continue reading
Since 2000, Indigenous street artist Votan Henriquez (Mayan/Nahua) has been bringing his brand of Indigenous and revolutionary influenced clothing and merchandise to all corners of Turtle Island with NSRGNTS. Continue reading
From the Northern Plains, a new Lakota (Dakota) health company, Haipažaža Pȟežuta, seeks to provide healthier, safer, and more affordable health care products to costumers. Continue reading
For over 40-years, the historic Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center, located in Seattle, WA, has served as home for the regions Native peoples for ceremonial, cultural and social gatherings serving as host to ceremonies, weddings, powwows, youth and other cultural events and activities. Recently, the Sacred Circle Gift Shop was opened at the center to serve as a place for Native artists and entrepreneurs to showcase and sell their products. Continue reading
