Ceramic plate featuring a Buffalo family on a green background. High gloss finish. Cree syllabics. Made by Suzanne Page (Cree, Treaty 6)  Diameter 8.75" Depth 0.75"

A ceramic bowl featuring a buffalo family on a blue and purple background in a gloss finish. Made by Treaty 6 artisan, Suzanne Page. 6" diameter x 2.5" height.

Ceramic plate featuring a stunning northern lights glaze background. High gloss finish. Cree syllabics. Made by Suzanne Page (Cree, Treaty 6)  Diameter 8.75" Depth 0.75"

Ceramic plate featuring a Buffalo family on a tan and purple speckle background. High gloss finish. Cree syllabics. Made by Suzanne Page (Cree, Treaty 6)  Diameter 8.75" Depth 0.75"

Ceramic plate featuring a Buffalo family on a blue and green background. High gloss finish. Cree syllabics. Made by Suzanne Page (Cree, Treaty 6)  Diameter 8.75" Depth 0.75"

Ceramic plate featuring a Buffalo family on a tan and purple background. High gloss finish. Cree syllabics. Made by Suzanne Page (Cree, Treaty 6)  Diameter 8.75" Depth 0.75"

Majesty by T. Kiitokii Dimensions: 36" x 48" x 1.50". Mixed Media on Canvas. T. Kiitokii is from the Blackfoot Confederacy in Southern Alberta (Piikani Nation).

A Warm Day by Michael Lonechild Dimensions: 12" x 16" x .5". Acrylic on Canvas. Painting depicts a Cree family out in the winter with his family on horse and sled. *Michael Lonechild is a Cree, Native-Canadian painter best known for his depictions of...

The Rolling Hills of White Bear by Michael Lonechild Dimensions: 16" x 12" x .5". Acrylic on Canvas. Painting depicts a Cree family out in the winter with his family on horse and sled. Note: If you look closely, you will see images of buffalo painted...

Buffalo Hunter by T. Kiitokii Dimensions: 24" x 36" x 1.50". Mixed Media on Canvas. T. Kiitokii is from the Blackfoot Confederacy in Southern Alberta (Piikani Nation).

Pihesiw Framed Print (Thunderbird) Artist: Elizabeth Buller Page Elizabeth has used Cree syllabics to decribe each image. Elizabeth is a member of the Mistawasis Nehiyawak in Saskatchewan. Her work is inspired by the artistic traditions and storytelling...

Mother's Day Flowers by Amy Willier (April 15, 1982 - January 22, 2021) Amy Willier was an innovative and creative artist who used many forms to express herself, all the while being rooted in her role as a mother, a daughter, an auntie, and a future...