“She Pours the Stars Out for Us” by Connie Seabourn (1990)"She Pours the Stars Out for Us" by Connie Seabourn (1990) This 20 W x 26 H poster print, "She Pours the Stars Out for Us", by renowned Cherokee artist Connie Seabourn, is a mesmerizing piece that symbolizes the beauty and mystery of the cosmos. The artwork portrays a figure gently releasing stars into the night sky, evoking themes of creation, generosity, and the interconnectedness of all things. Seabourns masterful use of flowing lines and luminous

The pendant is a generous size

making it a valuable addition for collectors and enthusiasts of Native American art

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This 13” W x 16” H poster print

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Readers are treated to stories that include a Chickasaw citizen’s struggle with the aftermath of the 1995 bombing of the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City

9”W x 13 ½” H

"Desert Pueblo" by John A

Prior to Sequoyah's creation Cherokee had no written language only an oral tradition

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is a heartfelt depiction of connection and affection