Red banner with artwork by Heather Johnston, titled, "Mask of the Ocean."

Indian Arts and Crafts Board

A special message from Secretary Debra Haaland in support of Indian artists and authentic Indian art follows.

**The Indian Arts and Crafts Board (IACB) Commissioners and staff are deeply aware of the challenges facing Indian artists in the current economic climate. We will continue to post information about relevant assistance on the Resources for Indian Artists webpage and through our Facebook page and diligently provide venues to promote authentic Indian art and artists. Buy American – Buy Authentic Indian art and craftwork.

Buying a treasure from Indian Country supports Indian artists and communities at this critical time, and enriches our lives.**

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The Indian Arts and Crafts Board (IACB) promotes the economic development of federally recognized American Indians and Alaska Natives (Indians) through the expansion of the Indian arts and crafts market.

A woven Teec Nos Pos rug by Lavern Van Winkle, Navajo

Resources for Indian Artists

The Indian Arts and Crafts Board (IACB) Commissioners and staff are deeply aware of the challenges facing Indian artists in the current economic climate, and we will be posting information about relevant assistance on this webpage as soon as it becomes available.

Painting entitled "Statehood Indians" by Benjamin Harjo Jr., Seminole/Shawnee

Painting entitled "Statehood Indians," Benjamin Harjo Jr., Seminole/Shawnee

IACB Source Directory

Craftsmanship, Authenticity, Quality, Value. As part of its program to promote Native American art and craftwork, the IACB created a convenient Source Directory of some 400 Native American owned and operated businesses to assist customers with selecting authentic Indian art and craftwork from across the nation.

Lakota Landscapes, featuring Galen LaRoche to Open at the Sioux Indian Museum

Painting entitled "Comanche Eagle Feather Dancer" by Rance Hood, Comanche

Report A Potential Violation

While the beauty, quality, and collectability of authentic Indian arts and crafts make each piece a unique reflection of our American heritage, it is important that buyers be aware that fraudulent Indian arts and crafts compete daily with authentic Indian arts and crafts in the nationwide marketplace.

Washington Man Receives Monumental Sentence in Indian Arts and Crafts Act Case

A photograph of a doll in a red outfit by artist Gene Swallow.

Fiber Arts, featuring Gene Swallow to Open at the Sioux Indian Museum

The Museum of the Plains Indian to feature Terran Last Gun, William “Bill” Brien, and David Dragonfly in a Special Exhibition

The Museum of the Plains Indian, administered by the U.S. Department of the Interior, Indian Arts and Crafts Board, announces the opening of a special exhibition, Summer Showcase, featuring Terran Last Gun, Bill Brien, and David Dragonfly.