Journal
The value of cultural preservation is a foundation of Native American Art. Preserving the ancient techniques, beliefs and concepts of beauty that are central to the heritage of Native American tribes is the lasting contribution of tribal artists and their work. It is also the driving force behind many collectors’ fascination with original Native American […]
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Vintage jewelry remains a popular choice for many buyers interested in Native American art. For others, however, the time period they favor goes a bit further back. In the 1960s, the popularity of ancient Native American goods began to grow. Today the market for archaeological artifacts is a lucrative one, particularly for pieces still in […]
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The Indian Arts and Crafts Act, passed in 1990, makes it illegal for any person or business in the United States to market jewelry or crafts as authentic Native American work if they are not. Its passage has provided a means for Native American artists to ensure that their talent and their craft are not […]
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No matter how modern our society grows, the appeal of the past still calls to us. Clothing, cars and toys have all become collectible items due to the memories they invoke and the fascination we have with the past. Vintage jewelry offers that same appeal. The question may be asked, why vintage? What is it […]
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In honor of Memorial Day weekend we each have many stories about loved ones that have served their lives in honor of this country. Whether they are grandfathers, uncles, fathers, cousins, brothers and sisters. In our family the stories I grew up hearing where of sacrifices of lives lost and damaged souls to historical involvement […]
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