Faces of Survival - Fired Clay Pot Pebble Bead A new assortment of notecards

A new assortment of notecards reproduced from Plein Air painter Janet Yeates’ original oil paintings

Traditional Folk Songs by North Country storyteller and singer Bill Smith

moss and beech nut twigs

Woodworker Gary Bezio gives a contemporary emphasis to traditional Adirondack furniture styles

Food safe oil & beeswax finish

Faces of Survival - Fired Clay Pot Pebble Bead A new assortment of notecardsArtist: Natasha Smoke Santiago Natasha Smoke Santiago is a Turtle Clan woman of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. She works in many mediums, including acrylic paints and clay. Her focus has been on clay, creating traditional Mohawk pottery using cultural and historical designs in her work. This work can be purchased, but it will remain a part of the Akwesasne Exhibit Threads of Connection until January 2027. This work cannot be shipped. It is pick up in