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By Craig Chambers Native American flutes are enjoyed and played in many cultures around the world. I have always loved Native flute music for its beautiful sound quality and ability to bring a tranquil calm to the ambiance where it is played. Hearing Native flutes always bring back memories of my mother’s kitchen where she [...]
By Chris Ralph The Beautiful blue and green hues of turquoise have long been prized by the Native American peoples of the southwestern part of the USA. Entire cultures were built on mining turquoise and crafting sacred and special items from the attractive stone in areas which are now part of both New Mexico and [...]
By Clint Leung Native American Indian art in the American southwest is dominated by the magnificent pottery and jewelry in the region. When it comes to the Pacific Northwest region which covers the states of Oregon, Washington, British Columbia (Canada) and the southern part of Alaska, the Native American art here is mostly wood carvings. [...]
By Clint Leung The thunderbird has been one of the most dominant icons in Native American art and legends. In fact, the concept of the thunderbird has been so popular that it has been used in the non-Native world to name a classic automobile, liquor, a 1960′s children’s adventure television show (and subsequent recent movie), [...]
By Craig Chambers Native American flutes are definitely one of the most magical of instruments. Music played on a Native six hole flute has a way of captivating people. They can calm your spirit. If you are familiar with flute music you must appreciate it too. If you are new to flutes, or searching for [...]
Tattoos are highly popular today and it is the hippest way of expressing yourself. The knack of getting tattoos done on body parts, have been very popular even in the olden days and now the trend has come back with a bang. Men, women, teenagers all have showed their interest towards the tribal shoulder tattoos. [...]
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