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Pottery from the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture in New Mexico inspired authentic Pueblo patterns and one pretty fun fish tee. Pottery from the Museum of Indian Arts and Culture in New Mexico inspired authentic Pueblo patterns and one pretty fun fish tee.
These geometric patterns and delightful details are 
 drawn from Julia Marden's incredible painted gourds, beadwork, and traditional twined basketry. These geometric patterns and delightful details are 
 drawn from Julia Marden's incredible painted gourds, beadwork, and traditional twined basketry.
These geometric patterns and delightful details are 
 drawn from Julia Marden's incredible painted gourds, beadwork, and traditional twined basketry. These geometric patterns and delightful details are 
 drawn from Julia Marden's incredible painted gourds, beadwork, and traditional twined basketry.
These geometric patterns and delightful details are 
 drawn from Julia Marden's incredible painted gourds, beadwork, and traditional twined basketry. These geometric patterns and delightful details are 
 drawn from Julia Marden's incredible painted gourds, beadwork, and traditional twined basketry.
Jessica Osceola’s grandma taught her how to sew her tribe’s traditional patchwork. We worked with Jessica to adapt classic Seminole signals into a bold playtime print. Jessica Osceola’s grandma taught her how to sew her tribe’s traditional patchwork. We worked with Jessica to adapt classic Seminole signals into a bold playtime print.
Gregory Lomayesva's imaginative Hopi folk art translates perfectly to legendary tees with an empowering message. Gregory Lomayesva's imaginative Hopi folk art translates perfectly to legendary tees with an empowering message.
Gregory Lomayesva's imaginative Hopi folk art translates perfectly to legendary tees with an empowering message. Gregory Lomayesva's imaginative Hopi folk art translates perfectly to legendary tees with an empowering message.
Benjamin Harjo, Jr. transforms Shawnee and Seminole folklore into modern graphic spirit animals. Benjamin Harjo, Jr. transforms Shawnee and Seminole folklore into modern graphic spirit animals.