Authentic Native American Art.Choose from traditional Native American art as well as more modern Native American themes, including American Indian jewelry, Dolls, Traditional and Contemporary pottery, traditional ceremonial pipes or peace pipes, Native American stone sculptures, American Indian Paintings & Drawings.Native American Artworks is a cooperative gallery of Native American artists. Each artist is a registered American Indian artist. Shopping at Native American Artworks assures you of the best price because you deal directly with the individual artists. There is no middle man to increase the prices of the art and if you want background information about the art you can ask the source, the original artist. Mailing ListJoin our mailing list so we can inform you when new Native American artists join the gallery or of other special events.Our Gallery OrganizationEach artist updates and maintains their own website on the gallery and is responsible for their own content.Visit our Sister Gallery ![]() |
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Argus Dowdy Best of Division Cultural Items Cherokee Art Market | |
Scott Roberts 2007 Cherokee Art Market First Place Traditional Pottery | |
Catherine Nagy Mowry 3rd place in Traditional Dolls Division Eiteljorg Indian Market | |
Anita Caldwell Jackson 2nd Place Painting Indian Summer Festival - Bartlesville, OK | |
Marsha Hedrick 1st Place Cultural Division Choctaw Indian Art Show | |
Gwen Coleman Lester Best of Show Choctaw Indian Art Show |
Featured Native American Artist Miami Artist Catherine Nagy Mowry of Cecaahkwa Studio is the latest addition to our gallery. Shown to the right is one of her paintings. Catherine’s paintings are about the strength and guidance of native women. These paintings have an element of ancestral guidance, reflecting traditional ways in which to live. High quality mixed media including, blending pencils, pastels, gauche, inks and acrylics supplies are used to create a durable and lasting piece of art, which will be a valuable heirloom for your family. Catherine also makes the traditional Corn Husk Dolls. These dolls were traditionally used by the Miami indian women to teach the young girls the skills of beading, making clothing and moccasins.
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