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Turquoise is considered a sacred stone by many Indigenous peoples, believed to provide protection and connect the wearer to the sky.

Sweetgrass is one of the four sacred medicines in many Indigenous traditions. It is burned to purify spaces and carry prayers to the Creator.

The eagle is revered as a sacred messenger between the earthly and spiritual worlds in Pacific Northwest cultures. This totem represents the connection between humans and the divine.

Moccasins connect the wearer to Mother Earth and represent the traditional craftsmanship that has sustained Indigenous communities for generations.

Chilkat blankets are among the most prestigious regalia in Pacific Northwest cultures, representing clan identity and spiritual power in ceremonies.

Dreamcatchers originated with the Ojibwe people as protective talismans. The web catches bad dreams while allowing good dreams to pass through.

Two Grey Hills rugs represent the pinnacle of Navajo weaving artistry, featuring intricate geometric patterns that tell stories of the land and people.