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TRADITIONAL OFFERINGS

We are proud to offer many traditional items for your selection. On this page we will be placing many of our items that are not specifically beadwork that may include beads in addition to semi-precious stones, shells, or other special items. These are very unique items and some are one of a kind. Most of them can also be custom made to order for your pleasure. Our work is done by hand with the best leather that has been hand cut and stitched with sinew in the traditions of our native families.

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Leather Tobacco Pouch w/beadwork

Leather bag with beadwork

This is a beautifully hand crafted leather pouch on yellow tanned hide which is a natural color. It measures 2.5 inches in width and is 4 inches deep. Each stitch is done by hand and we have attempted to follow the teachings of our elders for each individual item. The beadwork that is centered on the front is hand stitched in a rosette design and placed securely on the leather.  These bags are popular with men as a place they can keep things handy.  Those of us who follow the Traditional path carry tobacco to use as an offering when we are gifted with things along our path. 

Price: $45.00
Plus shipping and handling

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Sea Urchin Choker

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This is a beautiful but simple designed choker made with Sea Urchin spines. Each spine and bead are hand selected and placed. As you can see in the picture, a small black stone bead are between each spine and the extentions on the side are of bone beads. The clasp is a screw clasp made of sterling silver and the total length of the choker is 17 inches.

Price: $40.00
Plus shipping and handling

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Grapevine Dream Catchers

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Here is a beautiful yet simple example of a native american dream catcher. This is hand crafted with grapevine that has been shaped into a circle, hand webbed with sinew and to which a small leather pouch has been attatched. According to native traditions the dream catcher is webbed to catch the negative or bad dreams in the web, and allows the good dreams to pass through the center hole. The bad dreams are caught in the web and they melt away with the dawn of the morning sunlight. They are available in different colors and are allowed to form a natural round shape.

Price: $50.00
Plus shipping and handling

Beaded Bud Vase

Here is one of our newest offerings.  It is a beautiful hand beaded bud vase made with special delica beads with either the design of tulips or daffodils, as you prefer.  The vase is clear crystal with the beadwork done in the center of the piece.  This would be a lovely addition to display flowers from your garden and would fit perfectly into any decor.
 
Price: $50.00
Plus shipping and handling

Design Style

Traditional Walking Sticks

We are now able to offer Traditional Walking Sticks or Traditional Staffs for those who would enjoy such an item.  They are both made by hand using natural Ironwood that is found in the northwestern coastal areas of the Pacific Northwest.  They range in specific sizes and can be fitted to the specific person it is designed for.  Each of the Walking Sticks displays a piece of beadwork that has been inlayed into the stick.  They have a table-top finish of clear fiberglass for long lasting wear, and are also equipted with rubber, non-skid caps. 
 
Price:  $75.00
Plus shipping and handling

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Lummi Traditional Fish Sticks

At the present time we are unable to provide a picture of the traditional fish sticks for bbq of Pacific Salmon.   This is a delightful way to have the best tasting meal ever.  For years the carvers of the Salish people have provided useful tools to accomplish the task of cooking in our traditional way.  When the fire has been lain with Alder wood then the fish is gently but firmly slid onto the Ironwood sticks.  These fish sticks are hand carved by traditional hands from Nooksack River Ironwood, which is the hardest and most long lasting wood.  Each set contains on dozen sticks and instructions and suggestions for use.

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