Celebrate cultural heritage and timeless elegance with this Kayla LookingHorse one-shoulder dress and matching shell and brass earrings. The dress, size large and inspired by Hunkpapa Lakota/Dakota roots, features bold black geometric patterns set against a Tipi silhouette, blending tradition with modern sophistication. Complementing it, the slender earrings showcase the natural shimmer of shell paired with the warm glow of brass. Lightweight and graceful, they add a refined touch to any ensemble. Together, these pieces embody resilience, beauty, and understated style perfect for making a striking impression.

This ensemble honors Indigenous strength, style, and storytelling. The Black Buffalo Bone Choker features luminous abalone shell and brass accents, blending earthy tones with iridescent shimmer for a timeless statement of tradition and elegance. Paired with the 2025 Seminole unisex Patchwork Jacket by Dewayne Tiger, this look celebrates cultural identity through vibrant geometric patterns inspired by tribal stories. The jacket's intricate design includes ribbon, ricrac designs, and button embellishments, reflecting resilience and heritage. Jacket measurements are: 22.5 inches across chest buttoned Totals length is 27 inches . Arm length is 24 inches. Waist is 21 inches. Together, these pieces offer a bold expression of artistry and modern Indigenous fashion.

Indigenous artistry and elegance come alive in contemporary style with this striking black and white maxi dress by Choctaw Nation artist Kristin Gentry of Kreative Native. The dress features a bold dart motif inspired by traditional tattoo patterns, blending cultural symbolism with modern elegance. Designed for making a statement, it honors identity and artistry with every detail. Accentuating the look are Kristin Gentry's red double tulip acrylic earrings, adding vibrant color and bold flair to complete this distinctive ensemble.

Striking 3-piece Purple Ledger Outfit by Navajo designer Kathleen Tom-Garcia. This handsewn ensemble includes a vest, skirt, and matching purse adorned with vibrant purple ledger designs and shimmering gold fringe. Horses, a powerful and culturally significant motif, take center stage in this unique creation, reflecting movement, strength, and spirit. This size small outfit blends tradition with bold design, offering a wearable tribute to Native storytelling and identity.

These handcrafted beaded baby moccasins by Wendy Boivin of Wendy's Bearzwear Designs (Menominee Tribe of Wisconsin) are made from soft tanned buckskin and feature a beautiful tulip design in green and blue beads. Rooted in Anishinaabe tradition, each pair includes a small hole-symbolizing that the baby has not yet walked and is not ready to return to the spirit world. A meaningful blend of cultural heritage and exquisite craftsmanship.

A sterling silver rattle accompanies the moccasins. Made by Kirk Smith, a Navajo silversmith and artist known for his traditional jewelry crafted with high-grade metal and stones. He began working with silver at a young age and became a highly respected figure in the jewelry industry. His work was characterized by its quality craftsmanship and the use of only the best materials. Tragically, Kirk died in a car accident in 2012 at the age if 55, leaving behind a legacy of beautiful and collectible Navajo jewelry. His contribution to the art of silversmithing and his dedication to his craft have left a lasting impact on the community and collectors alike. Measures 3 inches long.

"Walking in Beauty" Collection - Beading Soul Creations

Own a breathtaking, one-of-a-kind showcase of Native artistry and fashion. This exclusive collection includes beaded Navajo basket-inspired earrings with abalone shell, a four-strand beaded necklace, a custom hand-tooled leather belt, a hand-stitched leather tote, and a vibrant ribbon skirt adorned with satin ribbons and lace. The belt will be custom fitted and made for the winner. The bag measures 11 x 13 3/4 x 4 3/4. The earrings measure 3.25 inches wide. The skirt is 36 inches in length and can fit 35 inches to 50 inches around the waist.

Celebrate the artistry of Navajo weaving with this stunning multicolor rug, created by an unknown Dine (Navajo) maker. Rich stripes of peachy orange, warm brown, golden yellow, rust red, soft grey, and crisp white form a vibrant tapestry that radiates balance and harmony. Alternating rows of hourglass motifs in white and red add rhythm and movement, symbolizing strength and continuity. Both a work of art and a cultural treasure, this piece reflects generations of weaving tradition. Perfect for display or collection, it's a striking reminder of resilience, beauty, and living heritage.

Own a pair of mocs from the newest collection by Navajo artist, Chris Nayquonabe - the designer behind Minnetonka's Nizhoni collection. Celebrate artistry and tradition with the Nizhoni Moc, a stunning blend of timeless artistry and cultural heritage featuring a hand-beaded design rich with Navajo symbolism, these moccasins honor the beauty of tradition in every detail. Crafted from genuine suede and available in multiple color options, the Nizhoni Moc offers a classic silhouette that pairs effortlessly with any outfit. A gift certificate will be provided to place your order.

Own a pair of mocs from the newest collection by Navajo artist, Chris Nayquonabe - the designer behind Minnetonka's Nizhoni collection. Celebrate artistry and tradition with the Nizhoni Moc, a stunning blend of timeless artistry and cultural heritage featuring a hand-beaded design rich with Navajo symbolism, these moccasins honor the beauty of tradition in every detail. Crafted from genuine suede and available in multiple color options, the Nizhoni Moc offers a classic silhouette that pairs effortlessly with any outfit. A gift certificate will be provided to place your order.

This beautifully crafted ribbon skirt by Oglala Lakota seamstress Aaliyah Giago of Pine Ridge, SD, features a fabric print by Kylie Joycelyn adorned with Ojibwe floral designs and elegant ribbon side drops.

The skirt is finished with a rich blue satin top and a stylish paper bag waist, blending cultural artistry with contemporary design.

Also included is a beautiful pair of bone pipe earrings made by Deborah Nez.

This dark grey hat is a bespoke beaver felt hat (220gram) with sterling silver beads delicately beaded around the brim. Sterling silver 30 gauge wire feathers bless this hat across the brim and crown. Sterling silver beads create a delicate hand band. Leather sweatband lined and satin lined. Size 7 5/8.

Made by Navajo artist, Lynn Traylor of Auntie Creations, she is HastÅ''ishníí born for Tááchiiníí, TÅ'aaschi'í are her Cheii and TÅ'aaschi'í are her Nalís. She lives and works in Phoenix, AZ. Known for her detail and intricate patterns on contemporary fashion garments. Traylor explores themes of traditional storytelling, feminine energy, masculine energy, resilience, loss, and love - the complexities of historic and contemporary indigenous experiences - across beading, fashion, and installation.

Traylor's beadwork and fashion has been exhibited and featured at Santa Fe Indian Market, Heard Indian Market, Navajo Nation Fair Magazine, Indian Country Today, and Shout Out AZ.

Handcrafted by Navajo artist Penny Singer, this vibrant Singer Style Handbag showcases a striking blend of upcycled Blue Bird flour sacks and dark denim. The bag features applique designs inspired by the Four Sacred Mountains and traditional imagery of sheep and goats, celebrating life from the Four Corners region. Each detail-from bold stitched accents to the structured denim form-reflects Singer's renowned craftsmanship and contemporary take on Dine" design.

Details:
*Made from repurposed Blue Bird flour sacks and denim
*Features appliqué of sacred mountains, sheep, and goats
*Handwashing or delicate wash (cold), hang dry
*Authentic "Singer Style" creation - fresh from the Four Corners

*A beautiful fusion of sustainability, culture, and artistry - perfect for collectors of Indigenous design and wearable art.