Courtney Puffer

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Courtney Puffer is a writer and art dealer, who runs Pacific Western Traders with his father, Herb, in Folsom, California. Courtney is extremely knowledgeable about native American art and customs. Sadly, Courtney passed away on 17th September, 2008, while on a business trip, but his writing lives on at NewsBlaze.

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Cycles of Songs and Stories Lead to Native Images

LaPena shared the appreciation of his native heritage with his students whilst a professor of art and director of Native American studies at California State University, Sacramento.

Traditional California & Nevada Baby Carrier

Each tribal style is distinctive and continues in use, to be treasured as family heirlooms. In the Northern Paiute language, hooppu is the term for baby carrier or cradle.

California Gaming Baskets and ‘Named’ Baskets on Show

California Gaming Baskets: Inspired by traditional gaming in native culture, as well as the games introduced by the Church and others.

Spectacular Rare Sealskin Pen & Ink Drawing

Walrus are hunted for meat - all parts of the animal are used: skin, bone and ivory, including the oosik - the latter three for tools and carvings for sale.

Traditional Pomo Cultural Arts With a Twist

Using only traditional materials such as tules, willows, cattails, and dogbane, they make baskets, traps, baby carriers and children's toys, using age-old techniques.

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