We sell Native American themed crafts, craft supplies, jewelry, and many unique one of a kind items.
For many years, we traveled all over the United States selling handmade crafts at Native American pow wows, festivals, and juried art shows all across the United States.
We have been selling online since 1998. Visit our article website at AAA Native Arts for over 4,000 articles about Native American tribes, culture and history.
While not a tribal member, I am of Chickasaw, English, German, and Cherokee descent.
My 4th great- grandfather was Chickasaw Chief George Colbert, also known as Tootemastubbe. George was three-fourths Chickasaw and one quarter Scottish. His white ancestors migrated to France during the Jacobite Wars and eventually to Virginia in the early 1600s.
He is well known in Chickasaw history, and participated in most of the negotiations for the Chickasaw people with the US Government.
He married two sisters from the Cherokee Wind Clan, who were daughters of Chief Doublehead, Saleechie Doublehead and Tuskiahooto Doublehead. Saleechie is my 4th great grandmother.
Chief Doublehead was a Chickamauga Cherokee chief who represented 350 Cherokees. He was one of the Cherokee who signed the treaty that gave away the Cherokee lands to the US Government without the consent of the other 12,000 Cherokees, which forced the Cherokee people onto their Trail of Tears. He was later assassinated by his own people because of this.
George Colbert died on the Chickasaw Trail of Tears at Fort Towson, Oklahoma, just before they reached Indian Territory.
