Locals

Includes leather-wrapped pheasant feathers, and silver and yellow beadwork.

Includes leather-wrapped spotted guinea feathers, and red, white and silver beadwork.

Includes leather-wrapped goose, red pheasant and faux eagle feathers, a ring of red and turquoise stones, and silver and aqua beadwork.

Includes leather-wrapped golden pheasant and blue-tinted goose feathers, a ring of red and turquoise stones, and black and silver beadwork.

Includes leather-wrapped woodcock and wild turkey feathers, a ring of red and turquoise stones, and silver, white and turquoise beadwork.

Includes leather-wrapped pheasant feathers, a polished blue apatite stone, and black, white and silver beadwork.

Includes leather-wrapped goose and spotted guinea feathers, a ring of red and turquoise stones, and green, yellow, white, gray and aqua beadwork.

Ojibwa dream catchers were traditionally used as talismans to protect sleeping people, usually children, from bad dreams and nightmares.

Ojibwa dream catchers were traditionally used as talismans to protect sleeping people from bad dreams and nightmares.

Includes leather-wrapped pheasant, partridge, and faux eagle feathers, a ring of red and turquoise stones, and black, silver and turquoise beadwork.