Legends & Stories

Fetishes animals

In a time when the Zuni tribe iived from agriculture and hunting, the hunters could'nt ...

Dreamcatchers

According to legend, dreamcatchers were used by the woodland Indians. Hanging from a be...

Feathers

For Native Americans, feathers represent a gift from the Great Spirit as well as the bi...

Kachinas

In the Hopi religion, each thing has two aspects in the world : visual and spriritual. ...

Kokopelli

Kokopelli is a mythical character often represented as a hunchback flute player, out of...

Moccasins Huron

These moccasins are hand-made by the Huron Wendeke natives. For many moons, they've ref...

The Turquoise

Since 1971, we bring you the most beautiful turquoise stones, from the pale blue "Dry C...

Corn maiden

In the Pueblo indian culture, corn is to the people the very symbol of life. The Corn M...

Sand paintings

Made by the Navajo medicine men, sand paintings are usually produced at the center of t...

Coyote

In many Indian myths, the coyote plays a very important part.By tradition he acts as a ...

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