Shilah created the most incredible medicine bags, as her beading detail and fine braiding are not to be matched!
This stunning, circa 1993 collectible Hummingbird leather bag is approximately 36" in length, and can be adjusted to shorter lengths. The pouch itself is about 5" long and 4" wide. This may be the biggest bag that Keshi has ever seen from Shilah.
In pristine condition, many beads are used including vintage delicas and malachite cabs. Shilah hasn't been creating any new pieces for about 15 years, so don't miss this opportunity to own a work of hers! - $1200.00

Of hand carved and hand painted cottonwood, this lovely pueblo pair stands 6" tall, about 2 3/8" deep and almost 5 1/2" long. We admire how Alan always uses the natural variations within the wood to compliment his carvings to the maximum degree. - $160.00

Carved from the traditional material of cottonwood root, this is 'Ha hai Wuhti,' or cradle doll, the protector of babies. The cotton string from which to hang this katsina is in keeping with the style of presentation seen in Native homes. We have heard stories of children taking them to college to hang in their dorm rooms. About 9 1/8" tall, about 3/8" at thickest part and 3 1/8" wide at shoulders. - $58.00

Doreen has hand beaded various colors of glistening green beads on deer hide, to create a star design on these hand sewn baby moccasins. About 4 3/8" long, 1 7/8" wide and 2" tall. - $60.00