Artists, Craftspeople and Galleries

Canadian Indian Art

Canadian Indian Art specializes in a selection of original pieces from the Coast Salish Culture. Our goal is to present the artistic craftsmanship of this traditional art form to collectors worldwide.

D. Ann Crossland, Cherokee, Painter and Sculptor

D. Ann Crossland

Ann is a tribal member of the Cherokee Nation and a Deer Clan descendant. Educated as a biologist, she is influenced by the natural colors, forms and creatures that surround her. Ann's Native American heritage has instilled a traditional, respectful belief that spirit exists in all places and all things.

Darlene Gait, Native Canadian Artist

Darlene Gait

Distinguished and inspired painter well known for her images of wildlife and Northwest landscapes from a Coast Salish cultural perspective. Darlene's art reflects her passion and beliefs in the unity of humanity, respect for its diversity and the sacredness of creation. She shares her talent for story telling, so natural to First Nation peoples, through her images and poetry.

Judith Durr, Choctaw Artist

Judith Durr

Choctaw artist Judith Durr's original oil paintings are internationally recognized for her dynamic style. Judith's hallmark signature is a rug, depicted in great detail, in the background of each of her still life paintings. These exquisite works are created in layers, requiring much time and great patience.

Khot-La-Cha Gallery

Khot-La-Cha

Khot-La-Cha (meaning 'Kind Heart' in the Squamish language) features items created by some of British Columbia's finest Aboriginal artists and craftspeople. Most of the artwork and crafts are made by the members of the Squamish First Nation.

Neokistomi Blackfeet Native American Beadwork

Neokistomi

Neokistomi (Blackfeet for 'Three Bulls') features traditional and contemporary beadwork created by enrolled Blackfeet Tribal members.

Winterhawk Pottery

Winterhawk

The inspiration for Winterhawk Pottery was the artwork found in the Southeastern Native American burial and temple mounds, built centuries ago by the forerunners of the Muscogee Creek and Cherokee Peoples.

Zanzibar Fair Trade

Zanzibar

Zanzibar Trading Company traverses the world over to bring back fantastic finds in Fairly Traded native handicrafts, tribal artifacts, personal care products and exotic elements for your home. With items from Africa to India and Papua to Peru, they take great pride in their dedication to authenticity, Fair Trade, and the highest quality merchandise possible.