List of Artisans

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Navajo Native Art, artwork by Frieda Drymon

Navajo Native Art

As a full-blood Navajo, for 40 years I've been making Native Dolls, beadwork, & Photography. I've integrated my beadwork with my dolls and my photography into beadwork. Using my images & various famous historical images, I bead those into bracelets, necklaces, amulets, and beaded bags. My art has sold at the Smithsonian’s Native American Art Market in Washington D.C., the Eitlejorg Indian Market & Festival in Indianapolis, Indiana and at the Haskell Indian Art Market in Lawrence, Kansas.

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Lauren Fox, artwork

Fox & Fish Studio LLC

Beadwork, bracelet, bronze, carving, clay, copper, decor, earrings, hat, jewelry, metalwork, necklace, pendants, pottery, purse, ring, silver, stone, turquoise, wallet, wampum, weaving, and wood carving.

Fox & Fish aims to create sustainable art that is inspired by nature. Join us on our journey to wear a little piece of the wild. #WearTheWild. Please email thefoxandfishstudio@gmail.com for custom orders.

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Pottery, Deborah Wilkinson

Adamstown Gourds & Such, LLC

Products: Gourds. Deborah is a self-taught artist who discovered a passion for gourd art after attending local inter-tribal cultural class in 2019. She uses different techniques from wood burning, carving, panting, and embellishments when crafting gourds.

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Painting, Mike Colvard, Colvard Media Design, ©2024

Colvard Media Design

I'm the owner of Colvard Media Design. An Eastern Shawnee Tribe of OK tribal member. I do graphic design as well as painting in watercolor, acrylics, mixed media & photography. I paint and take photos of nature and native themes. I have been drawing and painting all my life and now want to represent my people as an Authentic Native American Artist.

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Logo of Indian Arts and Crafts Board on the white background.

The Mathues

Artist Sabrina Manygoats showcases a variety of contemporary Navajo jewelry that raises awareness, educates, and focuses on the ongoing Navajo uranium crisis.

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