The Timeless Appeal of the Ross Copper Cuff
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The Art of Cherokee Copper- A Blog
The Magic of Cherokee Copper Mystery Boxes: A Review
If you're someone who revels in...
Our Culture Warrior Series continues. As the saying goes, not all heroes wear capes....
In the rich tapestry of American cuisine, there has been a renaissance of Native Ameri...
Meet a Culture Warrior
Preserving one's culture is not just a task but a sacred r...
Grandmother Turtle – A Native American Creation Story
This retelling comes from a...
Discover the deeper meaning behind Cherokee Symbols like the Four Directions. Explore how these powerful designs reflect balance, tradition, and connection across generations.
Wild Onions in Cherokee cooking. tt is wild onion time in Oklahoma. Try a new recipe with them today.
The Secret Sale is something special we do for our email subscribers. It is a sale ...
Today I would like to tell you a little about the gorget- the history behind it, an...
Three last minute Valentine's Day Gift Ideas in Tulsa plus a bonus.
How do you say "I Love You" in Cherokee?
The phrase "I Love You" means so much more ...
You probably already know about the symbolism of yin and yang - the two opposing sides...
Today I would like to share with you the story of the Pinetree and the Sparrow.
Bac...
Today I would like to tell you the story of Sequoyah, also known as George Guess. T...
Water Spider: The Cherokee Story of the First Fire
In Cherokee creation stories,...
Etowah Oklahoma, a forgotten town that once was the center of life for families no...
Three Ways to Celebrate Native American Heritage Month.
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Cherokee Copper is not your average and ordinary family business. It isn't often that you more than one award-winning artist designing and making jewelry. Our jewelry is something different you won't find anywhere else because we make it ourselves in our home studio.
Christmas Ornaments and Family Traditions