Why Cherokee Cornhusk Dolls Have No Face
Why Cherokee Cornhusk Dolls Have No Fac...
The Art of Cherokee Copper- A Blog
The Three Sisters Planting Method: Cherokee Wisdom, Sustainable Agriculture, and ...
Meet Pebble: The Cherokee Matriarch Who Inspired a Legacy of Copper Craft
Fierce. Crea...
Meet the Artist: Greg Stice
Greg Stice has spent much of his life helping others. Whet...
At Cherokee Copper, we are committed to preserving traditions and celebrating the rich ...
The Journey from Tradition to Modern Fashion
At Cherokee Copper, we blend tradition wi...
The Rich History of Cherokee Jewelry
If you’ve ever shopped for Cherokee-made jewelry,...
The Cherokee Rose: A Symbol of Resilience and Hope
The Cherokee Rose, more than a ...
In today’s world, where the lines between cultures often blur in the global marketpla...
Listen along as Greg tells the story of the Two Wolves
Wolf You Feed Cuff
Sit back and watch the story of Grandmother Turtle. This Cherokee story is a story of p...
At Cherokee Copper, authenticity, community, and excellence are at the core of what we ...
The rich history of Cherokee pottery extends far beyond what many people believe or k...
In Cherokee culture, traditions, values, and art forms intertwine to create a vibran...
Embrace Tradition with Modern Elegance
Our Tellico Pearls are not just accessories;...
Let's talk about the Cherokee 7-pointed star. This symbol is an important one in Cherok...
At Cherokee Copper, we're not just creating jewelry; we're weaving stories and history ...
In the town of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, there’s a unique restaurant named Nātv. Beh...
This week we got an email on our website. They had a couple of questions that they want...
The Timeless Appeal of the Ross Copper Cuff
When it comes to jewelry, som...