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WV-906 LOCALLY MADE BEAR BELL WITH 1.5" BELT LOOP, BLACK, RED COLORS AVAILABLE WITH ENGRAVED REAL LEATHER

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ZLD494-53873 This blanket from Pendleton is robe sized, which is the size preferred by Native Americans for ceremonial purposes. Made from pure virgin new wool and cotton, it features a distinctive Pendleton pattern and is perfect for cuddling up with on...

TOTEM-STONE-ASST   These carved stones are great for inviting the specific attributes of the totem animal into your meditation or daily routine. Carry the stone in your right pocket or hold in your right hand during meditation. They are also a good...

1311-ASST   STAINLESS STEEL, 3 LITER POT, THERMAL INSULATING HANDLE AND EASY POUR DESIGN  

0626- These are beautiful and high quality weekender rolling bag. Travel in style and never lose your luggage with this uniquely Spotted Feather weekender rolling bag! The approximately measurement of the weekender rolling bag is 9 /2" x 6 /4" x 8 /2"...

WV-890 Skunk Oil is slowly sun-rendered from skunk fat and the oil poured off. CAN BE USED AS TRADITIONAL MEDICINE.

WV-709 ASSORTED COLORS  COLORS OF AVAILIBLILTY DEPENDS ON INVENTORY This item is handmade by Indigenous artisans in South America. Western Varieties is proud to support ambitious women artisans from Guatemala create a better future for themselves...

WV-711 KEYCHAIN This item is handmade by Indigenous artisans in South America. Western Varieties is proud to support ambitious women artisans from Guatemala create a better future for themselves and their families.

WV-707 KEYCHAIN This item is handmade by Indigenous artisans in South America. Western Varieties is proud to support ambitious women artisans from Guatemala create a better future for themselves and their families.

Designed by Sioux Native Artist Maxine Noel. Maxine Noel Maxine was born in the Canadian province of Manitoba of Santee Oglala Sioux parents. She spent her early childhood on her mother’s reserve but at the age of six she left to attend an...

Designed by Odawa-Pottawatomi Artist James Jacko James Jacko is of the Three Fires Conferacy from the Wilwemikong Unceded Indian Reserve, Manitoulin Island and is of Odawa / Pottawan First Nations. James started painting in 1977, but has always...