Wakeda Spring 2008 Catalog

Transcription

Wakeda.com Trading Post
!
!
Spring 2008 Catalog
!
!
Wakeda.com is a distributor of Native American Crafts and Supplies. From beads, feathers,
brass, bone, leather, shawl fringe, how-to books, videos, sound recordings, botanicals, and much
more.
We are adding new items to our inventory all the time. They will appear on our website first
and then in the next edition of the printed catalog.
If you are already working on a project or ready to start a new one, we probably have the items
you need even if they have not made it on the website or in the catalog yet. Just ask!
Feel free to contact us for more information about products or how we may be of service to you.
!
!
!
!
Xfctjuf;!www.Wakeda.com!
!
Qipof;!(209) 848-0500!
!
Gby;!(209) 845-2029!
!
Fnbjm;[email protected]
Nbjm;!PO Box 2114, Oakdale CA 95361
1
CZECH SEED BEADS
Glass Seed Beads made in the Czech Republic. Slight variation in size and color is to be tolerated. Order enough beads for your entire
project to ensure the same dye lot. All beads strung in hanks of 24 strings, 10" long (2 strings = 1 loop). The larger the number the
smaller the bead.
Fill in item number with color code from below.
T = Transparent
8/0 Beads: 880 _ _ _
10/0 Beads: 100 _ _ _
11/0 Beads: 110 _ _ _
12/0 Beads: 120 _ _ _
13/0 Beads: 130 _ _ _
14/0 Beads: 140 _ _ _
11/0 Cuts: 110 _ _ _ C
Approximate beads per hank:
Color #
2
3,500
4,550
5,400
5,800
8,000
7,300
5,400
Size:
8/0
10/0
Price:
$4.25
$2.50
11/0
$2.25
$2.25ea
12/0
$2.25
$2.25ea
13/0
$2.25
$2.25ea
14/0
$2.50
$2.50ea
11/0 Cuts
$5.00
$5.00ea
x
x
x
x
x
001
Black
002
Pearl
x
x
x
012
Crystal T
x
x
x
x
x
021
Bone
x
022
Alabaster Opal
x
024
Natural
x
026
White
x
x
x
x
x
028
Ivory Pearl
x
x
036
Grey
x
x
x
x
x
055
Rose Pink
x
x
060
Pearl Pink
x
x
075
Lt Red
x
x
x
080
Red T
x
x
x
081
Red
x
x
x
082
Dk Red
x
x
x
083
Dk Red T
x
x
x
x
098
Wine Red
x
x
x
x
x
116
Orange
x
x
x
x
x
118
Dk Orange
x
x
120
Lt Orange T
121
Lt Orange
122
Orange T
123
Dk Orange T
126
Pumpkin Orange
132
Golden Yellow
143
Yellow T
146
Yellow
153
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Amber T
x
x
x
156
Topaz T
x
x
157
Dk Topaz T
x
x
158
Brown
x
x
174
Dk Brown T
178
Dk Brown
200
Olive Green
202
Chartreuse T
203
Lt Green T
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
8/0
Color #
10/0
x
11/0
$2.25
x ea
12/0
$2.25
x ea
205
Green T
205M
Green T Matte
x
207
Chartreuse
x
x
208
Lt Green
x
x
x
212
Dk Green T
x
x
x
218
Green
x
x
x
219
Forest Green
x
220
Peacock T
x
230
Shamrock Green
x
238
Turq Green
x
240
Lt Blue
x
x
241
Lt Turq Blue
x
x
242
Turq Blue
x
x
x
x
243
Turq Blue T
x
x
x
252
Powder Blue
x
x
x
253
Dk Turq Blue
x
x
254
Med Blue
x
x
254P
Med Blue Opal
x
255
Slate Blue
x
x
260
Royal Blue
x
263M
Dk Aqua T Matte
264
Med Blue T
265
Navy Blue
x
266
Cobalt Blue T
x
280
Lt Purple
282
Dk Purple
283
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
Lt Purple T
x
x
x
x
284
Dk Purple T
x
x
x
285
Purple
x
x
$3.35
$3.35
$3.35
$3.40
x
x
x
x
x
x
056
Crow Pink
065
Coral
x
x
x
x
11/0 Cuts
$5.00 ea
x
x
x
x
14/0
$2.50 ea
x
Special Colors
x
x
13/0
$2.25
x ea
x
x
x
x
$3.50
x
5/0 PONY BEADS
Made in Czech Republic. Same shape as a seed bead, only larger. Available in the following colors. Fill in the item number with the
color code from below.
915 _ _ _
$2.50 per 20z package
Black 001
Red T 080
Lt Orange T 122
Brown 158
Peacock T 220
Blue T 263
Crystal T 002
Dk Red 082
Yellow T 143
Rusty Brown 168
Turquoise Blue 242
Royal Blue T 266
White 026
Wine Red 098
Yellow 146
Dk Brown 178
Aqua T 244
Purple 280
Lt Grey 030
Orange 116
Lt Brown 150
Green T 208
Turquoise Green 246
Dk Purple 282
Gray 036
Orange T 117
Amber T 156
Green 218
Med Blue 254
Dk Purple T 284
Rose Pink 055
Lt Orange 121
Topaz T 157
Dk Green T 219
Royal Blue 260
Mixed 820
Specialty Colors $3.00 per 2oz package
Crow Pink 056
Blue Iris 812
Peach Matte AB 814
Rose Matte AB 816
Yellow T Silver lined 147
Blue Matte AB 813
Yellow Matte AB 815
Teal Matte AB 817
3
NYMO THREAD
This nylon thread is very popular for beadwork and is easy to thread onto a needle. It works best when waxed with
beeswax to help it grip a little more.
Size B Fine, 2505 yards
632637
$14.00
Size D Heavy, 1584 yards
657584
$13.00
Size F Very Heavy, 1049 yards
660070
$12.00
BEESWAX
2/3 oz U.S. domestic wax filtered to a gold color. Used for waxing threads to extend thread life, prevent breaking,
hold together free-formed beading such as earrings and flat peyote stitch, and easier threading in small needle eyes.
431054 $0.65
NEEDLES
Just like seed beads, the larger the number the smaller the needle.
Beading Needles are longer and great for loom beading, peyote, etc.
Size
10
12
12 Extra Long
13
15
Assortment
(13, 12, 10)
4
15
Qty per pkg
25
25
10
25
4
25
Item #
431002
L4320
L4321
431005
118315
431006
790524001743
$
$3.70
$4.10
$3.25
$5.50
$2.65
$7.95
$1.50
Sharps Needles are short and great for appliqué, lazy stitch, etc.
Size
Qty per pkg
10
25
11
25
12
25
13
25
Item #
431009
431010
431011
$
$2.00
$2.25
$3.00
Glovers Needles have a chiseled tip for cutting through
leather. Great for sewing leather projects together, but not
suggested for use with beads.
Size
Qty per pkg
2
4
4
4
4
25
8
25
431064
Item #
431059
431062
431008
431007
$4.45
$
$2.50
$2.50
$8.75
$7.95
Beading / Lacing
431063 $3.25
4 needles per package. These super long
needles measure 7.5” long. Perfect for loom
beading a wide belt. Approximately a size 11
needle.
Wooden Needle Case
431061 $2.00
2 cases per package. 2.5" long x 0.5" inches
wide. Wooden case with removable lid for
storing needles, beads, etc. (needles not
included). Can also be peyote or wrap beaded.
CZECH TILE BEADS
These are opaque 6mm glass tile beads made in the Czech Republic and are tubular in shape. Their size is very consistent and are
commonly used in a choker, necklace, loop necklace, as bustle spacers and fringe trim. 2 ounces per package, approx 200 beads.
Production of these beads has stopped, so we are limited to stock on hand.
Complete the item number with the color code below 930 _ _ _
$5.40 ea 2oz pkg
4
Light Blue 240
Navy Blue 265
Brown 170
Green 208
Dark Green 218
Peach 065
Pink 056
Red 081
White 026
Yellow 146
Orange 116
FIRE POLISH BEADS - CZECH GLASS
These faceted glass beads are most commonly used for breastplates, chokers, bandoliers, and dangles on purses and necklaces. They
also make beautiful jewelry - earrings, bracelets, charms, etc. The AB (aurora borealis) finish has a nice iridescent rainbow effect.
Crystal
Crystal AB
Fuchsia
Garnet
Jet Black
Jet Black AB
Cobalt Blue AB
Lt Aqua
Lt Aqua AB
Lt Pink
Lt Pink AB
Red
Red AB
Topaz
Topaz AB
Size:
4mm
6mm
8mm
Beads per package:
50
25
25
Color Number:
048
069
009
Price:
$1.00
$0.75
$1.00
Color Number:
065
041
002
Price:
$1.00
$1.00
$1.50
Color Number:
066
061
059
Price:
$1.25
$1.00
$1.50
Color Number:
071
038
068
Price:
$1.00
$1.00
$1.50
Color Number:
049
042
008
Price:
$1.00
$1.00
$1.25
Color Number:
030
Price:
$1.50
Color Number:
058
062
020
Price:
$1.25
$1.00
$1.50
Color Number:
007
Price:
$1.25
Color Number:
010
Price:
$1.50
Color Number:
023
Price:
$1.50
Color Number:
070
067
025
Price:
$1.25
$1.00
$1.75
Color Number:
072
015
Price:
$1.00
$1.50
Color Number:
051
040
026
Price:
$1.25
$1.50
$1.75
Color Number:
013
Price:
$1.25
Color Number:
006
Price:
$1.50
Solid brass 8mm beads. 100 beads per package.
409009
METAL BEADS
$8.00
5
GLASS CROW BEADS – ECONOMY INDIA
These are 9mm glass crow beads made in India. Their size and color are slightly inconsistent. Commonly used in a breastplate, choker,
necklace, loop necklace, as bustle spacers and fringe trim. 100 beads per package.
T = Transparent
$2.50
Picture
Coming
Soon
Black 001
White 026
Porcelain White 022
Pink 056
Tomato Red 078
Red T 080
Red 081
Pumpkin Orange 112
Orange 116
Orange T 122
Yellow T 143
Yellow 146
Picture
Coming
Soon
Picture
Coming
Soon
Picture
Coming
Soon
Picture
Coming
Soon
Amber T 153
Dk Brown 178
Green T 205
Lt Green 208
Peacock T 220
Dk Aqua T 243
Med Blue 254
Royal Blue T 261
Dk Purple T 284
Multi 525
Peridot T 201
Picture
Coming
Soon
Turq Green 238
Lt Turq Blue 241
Turq Blue 242
Picture
Coming
Soon
Lt Aqua T 262
Picture
Coming
Soon
Navy T 266
Purple 282
Lt Purple T 283
CHOKER KITS
These kits contain all of the supplies and instructions needed to assemble your own 13” choker. No tools required!
Choose 2 colors of glass beads from Economy Crow Beads.
Choose 1 color of glass beads from Economy Crow Beads.
Bone and Glass
480003
Yellow Horn and Glass 480004
Black Horn and Glass 480005
$7.25
$7.25
$7.25
Bone, Brass, Glass
Yellow Horn, Brass, Glass
Black Horn, Brass, Glass
480002 $8.95
480006 $8.95
480007 $8.95
INDIA FANCIES
Visit our website for current listing of fancy glass beads.
6
GLASS CROW BEADS – QUALITY CZECH
These are 9mm glass crow beads made in the Czech Republic. Their size is very consistent and are commonly used in a breastplate,
choker, necklace, loop necklace, as bustle spacers and fringe trim. 100 beads per package.
Opaque $4.00
Black 001
White 026
Grey 036
Crow Pink 056
Peach 065
Red 081
Dk Red 082
Orange 116
Golden Yellow 132
Lemon Yellow 146
Lt Brown 158
Brown 170
Lt Green 208
Dk Green 218
Peacock 219
Shamrock Green 239
Lt Blue 240
Turq Blue 242
Med Blue 254
Royal Blue 260
Navy Blue 265
Lt Purple 280
Transparent $6.00
Dk Topaz T 179
Aqua T 244
Ice T 281
Purple T 284
ANTIQUE TRADE BEADS
Visit our website for a current listing of available antique beads.
CHEVRON PENDANTS Venetian Glass
Size
Shape
#1
32mm
Round
#2
32 x 45mm
Pear
#3
35 x 37mm
Heart
#4
Discontinued by Manufacturer
#5
46 x 46mm
Cross
#6
Discontinued by Manufacturer
#7
18 x 35mm
Pear
#8
36 x 36mm
Open Heart
Not pictured
25 x 25mm
Heart
Price
$9.00
$8.75
$8.75
Item #
180000
180001
180002
$14.50
180003
$5.75
$11.00
$6.00
180005
180006
180111
IMITATION SINEW
A waxed nylon material that can be split like sinew.
Great for chokers, breastplates, dream catchers, etc.
Size
1oz
4oz
8oz
8oz
8oz
8oz
8oz
8oz
Color
Natural
Natural
Natural
Black
Blue
Red
White
Yellow
Approx. Feet
126
500
1000
800
800
800
800
800
Item
431055
431034
431012
431015
431014
431013
431049
431051
Price
$6.25
$8.00
$11.75
$11.75
$11.75
$11.75
$11.75
$11.75
7
Red, Yellow, Black,
White – 10z spool of
each
100 per color, 400 total
431052
$20.00
Silk Cord Size D - Black
Gudebrod brand 100% Silk Thread. 28 yards. This 3 ply cord is great for stringing necklaces and knotting pearls or
gemstones.
088545063476 $3.50
Bead-Nabber™
Picks up beads and holds for easy threading.
Also great for picking up small bead spills.
Adjustable to any finger size.
089516100244 $1.50
Canister Tower
Seven canisters are threaded to screw onto
each other to create a tower. Clear plastic
lets you see exactly what's inside. Great for
beads, buttons, and any other small
embellishments that you need to organize.
st002 $2.50
Adjustable Beading Loom
Adjustable to do beadwork up to 3 1/2”
wide and 34” long. May be used in 12”,
24”, and 36” lengths. A groove on top holds
a strand of beads so that it uses any size
bead you wish.
4976002036 $20.00
Small Decorative Scissors
These scissors measure 3.5" long and 1.5"
wide. Great for your repair box or purse.
185002 $3.00
Hemostat Clamp - Smooth
These pliers are like having an extra pair of
fingers around. Whether you are repairing
your outfit on the road or need to hold
something tight, these won’t let go until you
want them to. Squeeze them to lock closed,
squeeze again to release. Also work great to
hold your quillwork project together when
you are not working on it. The smooth tip
will not mark your quills.
hc25 $2.00
Metal Beading Loom Kit
Contains a metal beading loom, 1000 beads,
thread, needles, and complete easy to follow
instructions. A great little loom to start
learning on and for doing small projects.
790524025657 $7.50
Brass Thimbles
Can be used as is when beading, or drilled and used as dangles on dresses, purses, breastplates, bandoliers, etc.
409014 $0.90 ea
Brass Ferules
Loose fan makers really like these. These are copied from the old shotgun rods with two connecting
pieces. The larger one is about 1 3/4" long by 1/2" diameter. The smaller piece is about 7/8" long and
screws into the larger piece. 401012 $3.25 ea
Dowels
1/2” x 10” dowel to fit in ferrules 401015 $0.75
8
PINK CONCH SHELLS
This is real pink conch shell, not clam or other shells that have recently been
used in place of conch. This is no longer available for import, so quantities are
limited. Shades vary from light to bright pink. These are hand finished so each
piece will be a little different. Popular at the top of hairties, on bandoliers and
breastplates, the center of a choker, etc. No International shipping permitted
# of Holes
Shape
Item
Price
1
Circle
510193
$4.50
2
Circle
510189
$4.75
2
Circle
510010
$7.50
2
Circle
510197
$9.75
2
Circle
000191
$13.50
2
Heart
510010
$13.00
2
Heart
000195
$14.25
2
Heart
000196
$18.00
Size
.75"
1"
1.5"
2"
2.5"
1.5"
2"
2.5"
COWRIE SHELLS
Drilled and ready to use. Popular as dangles on purses, breastplates, chokers, necklaces, and other decorative uses. Sizes are averages.
No International shipping permitted
Money Cowries
Purple Top Cowries
3/4"-1"
3/4"-1"
25 per package.
25 per package.
510005
$2.00
510014
$3.50
4+ pkgs
$1.88 ea
4+ pkgs
$3.25 ea
Ring Top Cowries
3/4"-1"
25 per package.
510016
$2.00
4+ pkgs
$1.88 ea
AFRICAN PORCUPINE QUILLS
These are the quills of the African porcupine. Great for roach sticks, hair sticks and often used for fishing
floats. Considered a good luck charm in Africa, these quills come from the African Crested Porcupine. This
species weighs around 60 pounds, much larger than our North American Porcupine. Availability of each size
varies by season. Prices per each. No International shipping permitted
3” 905003 $1.25
5” 905034 $1.75
7” 905035 $2.25
9” 905007 $2.75
4” 905033 $1.50
6” 905006 $2.00
8” 905036 $2.50
10” 905037 $3.00
Skinny 905051 $1.00 Less than 1/8” in diameter, various lengths
CARVED BONE & HORN PENDANTS
Hand carved, each piece will be a little different. Line indicates hole direction. Sizes are approximate.
White is bone and black is horn unless otherwise noted.
Curved Feather
0.25” x 1.375”
411008
$0.60
Spear Shaped Feather,
Lrg
0.75” x 2.75”
411003
$2.75
Painted Feather, Lrg
0.625” x 2.25”
411007
$1.25
Large Round Feather
0.75” x 3.125”
411004
$3.00
Med
0.625” x 2.125”
411002
$2.00
Painted Feather, Med
0.5” x 1.625”
411006
$0.75
9
Feather with Cut Out
Details
0.625” x 2.5”
411011
$1.35
Sm
0.5” x 1.625”
411001
$1.50
Painted Feather, Sm
0.375” x 1.5”
411005
$0.60
Feather, Lrg
0.375” x 2”
411010
$0.75
Feather, Sm
0.5” x 1.5”
411009
$0.60
Buffalo
1.5” x 2.25”
411040
$2.75
Bear
1” x 1.5”
Bear
1” x 1.5”
Bone, painted black
411090
$1.50
Fish
1” x 2”
411089
$1.50
$2.00
411087
Standing Bear
1” x 2.825”
411043
$2.25
Standing Bear
1” x 2.825”
411044
$2.25
Wolf
1” x 3.25”
411045
$2.25
Turtle
1.125” x 2.375”
411041
$2.50
Turtle
1.125” x 2.375”
411042
$2.50
Wolf
1” x 3.25”
411046
$2.25
Claw
1"
411014
1 1/2" 411015
Tusk
1 3/4" 411017 $0.60
2"
411018 $0.75
3"
411020 $1.25
3 1/2" 411021 $1.50
Tusk with Designs
2 1/4"
411022
$1.25
$0.45
$0.50
SPACERS
Great for chokers, bandoliers, necklaces,
bracelets, and many other projects. Bone can
be stained with tea or coffee to give it an
aged look.
3 Holes
$1.75 per 10 pack
4 Holes
$0.40 each
White Bone 411110 White Bone
Black Horn 411130 Black Horn
5 Holes
$0.50 each
411027 White Bone
411026 Black Horn
411029
411028
Visit our website for even more styles.
INDIA BONE and HORN HAIRPIPES
These are handmade in India. The consistency in diameter, length and taper varies with each piece. They are less expensive than the
Hong Kong made hairpipes but will require some sorting, for a given project, because of their inconsistency. Available in White Bone
or Black Horn.
Size
White Bone
Black Horn
Price ea
Price per 50 pack
1/2”
410101
410112
$0.15
$5.00
1”
410102
410113
$0.20
$6.50
1 1/2”
410103
410114
$0.25
$8.50
2”
410109
410115
$0.30
$12.50
2 1/2”
410104
410117
$0.35
$14.50
3”
410105
410116
$0.45
$18.50
3 1/2”
410110
410120
$0.50
$21.50
4”
410106
410118
$0.60
$28.00
4 1/2”
410111
NA
$0.90
$40.00
10
HAWK BELLS
25 bells per package. Made from brass. Have a loop on the top. Popular as dangles on
bandoliers, dressed, purses, etc.
Size
Item #
Price
1/2”
425013
$10.00
5/8”
425014
$11.25
3/4”
425015
$14.50
ANTIQUE STYLE ENGRAVED BELLS
Cast from solid brass with a tab on the backing for attachment. Prices per each bell.
7/8”
425017
$1.95
1 1/2”
425018
$4.95
1 1/4”
425016
$3.95
1 7/8”
425019
$5.95
SLEIGH DANCE BELLS
Made from plated steel. Have either a loop on the back or a hole for using a rivet.
Size
Color
Loop
Rivet
Price ea
Ea at 6+
7/8”
Nickel
425023
NA
$0.30
$0.25
1 1/2"
Brass
425026
425024
$0.85
$0.80
1 1/2"
Nickel
425027
425025
$0.85
$0.80
2”
Nickel
425022
NA
$1.75
$1.20
SHEEP DANCE BELLS
Made from plated steel. Have a loop on the top. Popular with fancy, grass, and traditional
dancers.
Size
Color
Item #
Price Ea
Ea at 6+
1 3/4"
Copper
425020
$1.35
$1.25
1 3/4"
Nickel
425021
$1.75
$1.55
METAL SPOTS
100 spots per package. Push the two prongs through your material and fold over to hold in
place.
Size
Brass
Nickel
Price
1/8”
635009
635003
$2.15
3/16”
635004
$2.55
1/4”
000132
000129
$3.25
3/8”
000131
000127
$5.00
1/2”
000130
000126
$7.00
METAL CONCHOS
Made from heavy grade metal. Soldered loop on back for
attaching. Used for belts, belt drops, side tabs, hat bands,
bags, pouches, boots, and many other decorations.
Tips
Size
1/2"
1"
1 1/4"
1 1/2"
1 3/4"
2"
2 1/4"
2 1/2"
2 3/4"
3"
3" Tip
4" Tip
Brass
902032
902034
902036
902038
902040
902042
902044
902046
902048
902050
902052
902054
Silver
902033
902035
902037
902039
902041
902043
902045
902047
902049
902051
902053
902055
Price
$1.00
$1.35
$1.75
$2.00
$2.25
$2.50
$2.75
$3.25
$3.50
$3.75
$10.95
$13.00
11
NATURAL & DYED PORCUPINE QUILLS
1/4oz by weight in a handy plastic tub. Pre-dyed and ready to use in your quillwork, jewelry and craft projects. Approximately 1,000
quills per package. Color variation between quills and packages may vary as this is a natural product. No International shipping
permitted
Complete the item number with the color code below
905 _ _ _ $4.50 ea
Black 009
Red 010
Dk Green 015
Royal Blue 016
Green 030
Yellow 011
Lt Pink 032
Orange 031
Lt Blue 040
Teal 049
Hot Pink 041
Chartreuse 042
Purple 017
Brown 043
Natural Porcupine Quills
1/4oz by weight in a handy plastic tub. Ready to use in your quillwork, jewelry and craft projects.
Approximately 1,000 quills per package. Color variation between quills and packages may vary as this is a
natural product.
905012 $3.25 ea
4+ $2.75 ea
32+ $2.25 ea
Raccoon Pelt,
Med *
Coyote Select,
Split *
Rabbit, Reg
901045
$50.00
FURS and PELTS
Raccoon Tail *
901035
$4.00
Otter Tail *
901007
$12.00
901041
$80.00
Coyote Tail *
901017
$8.00
Coyote Face *
901015
$4.00
901011
$3.75
901012
$6.50
$2.50
901016
901036
$7.00
$9.00
901013
901048
$3.25
$55.00
901025
901043
$18.00
$35.00
901039
$100.00
901040
$100.00
Rabbit, Craft
Grade
Artic Fox Tail *
Skunk Pelt,
cased *
Opossum Pelt
Lrg, split *
901009
Red Fox Tail *
Silver Fox Tail
*
Tibetan Sheep,
White 2x4’
Rabbit, Prime
Select
Red Fox Face *
Badger Pelt Sm,
cased *
Tibetan Sheep,
Black 2x4’
901047
$25.00
Fur Scraps *
1/2 pound of misc. fur scraps. Great for small decorations and adding detail to your outfit or home decor. Every
bag is different and you never know what you’ll get! May contain coyote, beaver, fox, otter, deer, etc...
901038 $5.00
* No International shipping permitted
LEATHER
White Deer Scraps
1/2 pound of commercial tanned white deer buckskin. This bag of leather is great for lots of little projects, from the
back of a barrette or buckle, to feather work, to small bags and pouches. No International shipping permitted
990016 $6.00
Soft Leather Lace
3/16” wide x 48” long. Full grain cut from a deer hide produces a nice straight lace with no tight curves at the end.
Great for stringing breastplates, chokers, necklaces, fast fringe, etc. No International shipping permitted
$1.00 ea
available in colors below
Gold 990024
White 990025
Smoke 990005
12
Strap Leather
Narrower pieces used for breastplates, chokers, bells, etc. Wider pieces use for belts. Each piece 48” long.
1/2”
990013
$2.50
1 1/2”
990010
$6.50
3”
990008
$11.00
990009
$8.00
4”
990007
$15.00
3/4”
990012
$4.00
2”
1”
990011
$5.00
Predrilled breastplate strap, 24” long
990006
$3.00
PHEASANT SKINS
No International shipping permitted
Golden Pheasant Skin without Neck
Includes body and wings. Great for feather work, fly tying, and other craft projects. A very colorful bird with
wings.
205302 $11.00
Silver Pheasant Skin
Includes body, neck and head, and wings. Great for feather work, fly tying, and other craft projects. Most of the
feathers are white with black stripes. A small section on the sides of the body is a dark iridescent blue.
205301 $40.00
TROPICAL FEATHERS
Visit our website for current listing of available tropical feathers. Macaw, Amazon Parrot, etc. No International
shipping permitted
PAINTED FEATHERS
These realistic feathers are created from selected turkey feathers that are straightened, trimmed, and hand painted to look like eagle
feathers. Sets are painted at the same time to match each other better. Approx 13” long. Specify a style from below. Left and Right
designations are as the bird wore them, left and right wings.
Bald Salt &
Immature
Semi Mature
Mature Golden
Bald Wing
# of Feathers
Pepper
Price
Golden
Golden
Single
1
205609
205611
205612
205614
205613
$4.00
Pair
2
205610
205615
205616
205617
205618
$7.50
Tail Set
5
205619
205620
205621
205622
205623
$17.50
Tail Set
7
205624
205625
205626
205627
205628
$24.50
Wing Set, Lft 7
205629
$24.50
Wing Set, Rt
7
205601
$24.50
Wing Bustle
50
205630
205631
205632
205633
205634
$160.00
Set*
Tail Bustle
50
205635
205636
205637
205638
205639
$160.00
Set
Bonnet Set
36
205640
205641
205642
205643
205644
$120.00
Spike, Left
1
205605
$4.00
Spike, Right
1
205604
$4.00
* Wing bustle includes 40 single regular feathers (1/2 lefts, 1/2 rights) and 10 spikes (1/2 lefts, 1/2 rights) for a total of 50 feathers
13
Double-Sided Tape Mega Roll
2.75” wide by 50 meters long
Great for fan making, feather work, and general adhesive needs.
490006 $10.00
BOTANICALS
Botanical items may have medicinal properties when used properly. Please consult a knowledgeable source before ingesting these
products in any form. These products may be harmful if not used correctly and may interact with other pharmaceutical and/or herbal
medications. Wakeda cannot be held responsible for any harm resulting from the use of these products.
14
White Sage
Scientific name: salvia apiana Also called
California White Sage, Grandfather Sage, or
Bee Sage.
Loose Leaves
2 ounce bag 197030
$2.75
1 pound bag 197052
$20.00
White Sage Bundle
For burning and smudging.
Approximate dimensions: 2.25" x 8"
197021
$3.50
White Sage Mini Bundle
Approximate dimensions: 1" x 4.5"
197025
$1.50
Grey Sage
Also called desert sage.
Loose Leaves
2 ounce bag 197053
1 pound bag 197056
Grey Sage Bundle
For burning and smudging.
Approximate dimensions: 2" x 10"
197023
Grey Sage Mini Bundle
197044
Dakota Sage Bundle
Made with Dakota Sage for burning and
smudging. Tied at the base only and left loose
at the top. These are harvested by traditional
hand method and bagged at harvest to prevent
contamination.
Approximate dimensions: 2.5" x 9"
197024
$4.50
Flat Cedar
Burned as incense or used for smudging, for
purification
Loose Leaves
1/4 pound package 197031
$2.00
Flat Cedar Bundle
Approximate dimensions: 2" x 9"
197022
$3.50
Flat Cedar Mini Bundle
197026
$1.50
Dark Copal Resin
2 ounce package. This is an aromatic tree
resin whose smoke is used by Peoples in
Mexico, Central America, and Indonesia as
incense to purify and protect. We strongly
suggest that you use charcoal tablets in
conjunction with this incense.
197036
$1.65
Swift-Lite Charcoal Tablets
10 tablets per roll
Each tablet is designed to ignite in about one
minute and burn for approximately 30 minutes
The burning tablet is designed for incense,
wood powders, sage or cedar, resins, and
aromatic herbs.
502327600201
$2.35
Osha Root
1 ounce package.
Also called bear medicine.
For sore throats and congestion. Can also be
added to smoking mixes.
Scientific name: ligusticum poteri
197037
$3.75
Bitter Root
1 ounce package. Also called muskrat root,
fish-back root, or flag root. Chewed for
toothaches, sore throats, raise the pitch of your
voice. Can be made into tea for upset stomach.
Scientific name: acorun calamus
197032
$1.50
Kinnickinick - NonTobacco
A smoking mix that contains bearberry, deer’s
tongue, mint, mullein, red sumac, red willow,
and yerba santa. A rich blend that has no less
than 4% of any one ingredient.
2 ounce package
197029
$3.00
Kinnickinick - with Tobacco
A smoking mix that contains bearberry, deer’s
tongue, mint, mullein, red sumac, red willow,
tobacco, and yerba santa. A rich blend that has
no less than 4% of any one ingredient.
2 ounce package. 197034
$3.00
$2.75
$20.00
$3.50
$1.50
Bear Berry Leaf
2 ounce package.
Common ingredient in smoking mixes.
Scientific name: uva ursi
197035
$1.25
Mullein Leaves
2 ounce package.
Also known as great mullein. Commonly used
as a cough remedy since it is an expectorant.
Also used in smoking mixtures (kinnickinick).
Said to relieve asthma and bronchitis
symptoms when smoked.
Scientific name: verbascum thapsus
197046
$3.00
Peppermint Leaf
1 ounce package. Can be made into a tea for
upset stomach and insomnia. Can also be
Scientific name: mentha piperita
197038
$0.65
Spearmint Leaf
1 ounce package. Can be made into a tea for
upset stomach and insomnia. Milder than
peppermint in flavor and scent. Can also be
Scientific name: mentha spicata
197040
$0.65
Red Sumac Leaves
2 ounce package.
Also known as smooth sumac. Commonly
used as a poultice for skin diseases or in
smoking mixtures.
Scientific name: rhus glabra
197047
$2.00
Yerba Santa
2 ounce package.
Also known as bears weed, mountain balm.
Commonly used as an expectorant,
decongestant, or in smoking mixtures.
Scientific name: eriodictyon californicum
197048
$3.00
Marshmallow Root
2 ounce package. Commonly used as an
expectorant, for coughs, burns, gastritis, or
mouth sores.
Scientific name: althea officinalis
197045
$2.00
Valerian Root
2 ounce package. Has a very pungent aroma.
For relaxation, anxiety, and insomnia.
Scientific name: valeriana wallichi
197041
$2.00
Red Willow Bark
1 ounce package.
This is the inner bark. Common ingredient in
smoking mixes. Also used for relieving pain
and inflammation.
Scientific name: cornus stolonifera
197033
$4.50
Wild Cherry Bark
2 ounce package.
Used as a tea to suppress coughs.
Scientific name: prunus serotina
197042
$1.40
Sweet Grass Braid
Abalone Shells
Used to hold charcoal tablets, resins, or
20" average length (ranges from 15" to 28").
These are burned as incense, used in
smudge bundles.
traditional outfits, and often stored with items
Small 510018 $4.00
Large 510017 $6.50
to purify them.
197027
$3.50
Botanical items may have medicinal properties when used properly. Please consult a knowledgeable source before ingesting these
products in any form. These products may be harmful if not used correctly and may interact with other pharmaceutical and/or herbal
medications. Wakeda cannot be held responsible for any harm resulting from the use of these products.
CHAINETTE SPOOL FRINGE
Approximately 3/4 pound each. One spool is usually enough to make an adult shawl with 14" length. $17.00
Complete item number with color code below 322 _ _ _
Fuchsia 001
Lt Turquoise 011
Navy Blue 008
Orchid 006
Red 005
Black 013
Lt Blue 019
Tan 032
Orange 010
White 014
Pink 007
Green 015
Dk Olive 031
Taupe 024
Sage 026
Dk Brown 020
Buttercream 023
Eggshell 025
Beige 029
Gold Metallic Fringe
322016 $3.00
2” long. Priced per foot. An old style reproduction, this fringe is used on vests, clouts, dresses, skirts, etc.
15
3 BAND TRADE CLOTH
85% wool. 3 band selvedge edge. 60” wide. Appropriate for dresses, aprons, leggings, skirts, honor blankets, etc.
Yellow 322038
Black 322039
Blue 322040
Green 322041
Red 322037
$12.00 per foot
3+ feet $10.75 ea
FUNKY FLOCK
Non-toxic flocking powder. Use with any adhesive, depending on your project. Creates a fuzzy feel and look. Some uses: delicate
feather decoration, embellishing bone fetishes, miniatures, let your imagination go wild!
Complete item number with color code from below
.25 oz in easy to use jar 132 _ _ _
$ 2.50
1/2 pound bulk bag 132 _ _ _ 8 $20.00
Black 101
Slate Grey 102
Pewter 103
White 104
Gold 105
Brown 106
Terra Cotta 107
Tan 108
Vanilla 109
Cream 110
Eggshell 111
Burgundy 112
Cranberry 113
Beet 114
Fuchsia 115
Cotton Candy 116
Purple 117
Red 118
Orange 119
Goldenrod 120
Yellow 121
Forest Green 122
Shamrock 123
Green 124
Sage Green 125
Sea Foam 126
Navy Blue 127
Blue 128
Periwinkle 129
Turquoise 130
Aqua Blue 131
Pale Blue 132
HORSE HAIR
Approx 15” long, priced
per ounce. Popular for
feather tip decorations,
bustle streamers, scalp
locks, with tin cones…
Black
Brown
905045
905050
$2.00
$2.00
White
(blonde)
905046
$2.75
Buffalo Horn
Buffalo horn caps from the American Bison. Great for bonnets, spoons, powder horns, decorations, etc. Cleaned
but rough. No International shipping permitted
905027 $10.00
Matched Pair Buffalo Horns
905049
Buffalo Tooth, drilled
These are real teeth from water buffalo.
Drilled at the top of the root and ready to
string. Average 1.75" long
905039 $0.50
16
$25.00
Coyote Tooth
Drilled incisor or fang tooth. A very good,
clean, quality tooth. Approx. 1 1/2" long.
Often made into necklaces or used as
decorations. No International shipping
permitted
905028 $0.85
TEETH, SKULLS, CLAWS - REPLICA
Realistic looking museum quality. Made from composite material, hand poured and painted in the USA.
Eagle Foot - Black
Fur Partially Open
4 1/2" at nail tips
730011
$27.00
Eagle Foot - Brown
Fur Partially Open
4 1/2" at nail tips
000111
$27.00
Eagle Foot - White
Fur Partially Open
4 1/2" at nail tips
000114
$27.00
Bear Tooth
2 3/4"
000107
$3.00
Eagle Claw - Lrg
2 1/2"
000120
$4.25
Black Bear Claw Lrg
2"
000121
$3.75
Eagle Foot - Black
Fur Spread
6" at nail tips
730019
$27.00
Eagle Foot - Brown
Fur Spread
6" at nail tips
000109
$27.00
Eagle Foot - White
Fur Spread
6" at nail tips
730010
$27.00
Elk Tooth
1 1/8"
000108
$3.00
Eagle Claw - Med
1 7/8"
000119
$3.75
Black Bear Claw Med
1 3/4"
000122
$3.00
Eagle Foot - Brown
Fur Closed
3" at knuckles
000110
$27.00
Eagle Foot - White
Fur Closed
3" at knuckles
000112
$27.00
Elk Tooth - Drilled
1 1/8"
730002
$3.50
Eagle Claw - Small
1 1/4"
000118
$3.50
Black Bear Claw Sm
1 1/2"
000123
$3.00
Black Fox Turtle
Shell
1 1/2" x 2" x 5/8" h
000115
$7.50
Map Turtle Shell
1 1/2" x 2" x .75" h
000116
$7.50
Eagle Skull
4 1/2"
000104
$25.00
Hawk Skull
2 1/4"
000105
$12.00
Owl Skull
1 7/8"
000106
$12.00
Wolf Claw - Lrg
1 5/8"
000125
$3.00
Red Ear Turtle
Shell with Belly
1 1/8"x 1.25"x .5" h
000117
$5.00
Grizzly Claw - Lrg
3 3/4"
000101
$10.75
Grizzly Claw - Med
3 1/8"
000100
$9.00
Plains Grizzly Claw
3 3/4"
000102
$10.75
Northern Grizzly
Claw
4"
000103
$10.75
Wolf Claw - Sm
1 5/8"
000164
$3.00
ROACHES
Visit our website for a current listing of available roaches.
17
PATTERNS
18
$7.95 each
Indian War Shirt
May be made either a natural open style or a
more fitted style. Included is a section on
working with leather. All sizes included from a
36 small to a 50 XX large.
707060
Boy’s Indian War Shirt
Sizes 4 through 14
707065
Leggings and Breechclout
Indians and mountain men wore leggings and
breechclouts for protection against the elements
and they were first made of leather and later
cloth and blankets. Patterns include sizes 30
small, 34 medium, and 39 large. Intermediate
sizes are easily made.
707071
Boy’s Leggings and Breechclout
Sizes sm 4-6, med 8-10, lrg 12-14
707072
Frontiersman Leather Accessories
All the leather items in this pattern were used by
Indians and fur traders. Included are a belt
pouch, gage d’more bag, pipe bag, possible bag,
small pouch, and strike a lite pouch. Includes
section on working with leather.
707095
Frontiersman Leather Accoutrements
All of the leather items in this pattern were used
by the fur traders and Indians of the 18th and 19th
century. Included are two rifle scabbards, a
hawk sheath, half leggings, knife scabbard and a
shooting bag. Includes a section on working
with leather.
707097
Longhunter’s Leather Accessories
The leather items in this pattern were all used by
the woodsmen and longhunters in what was to
become the Eastern United States. Included is
shooting pouch, haverback knapsack, bayonet
and tomahawk belt carriage, Eastern style
leggings, and leather gaiters. Includes a section
on working with leather.
707098
Woman’s Leather Accessories
Leather items that were used and carried by
Indian women throughout North America.
Includes awl case, fringed bag, knife sheath,
mirror pouch, ration card bag, scissors pouch,
side fringed pouch and tobacco pouch. 707096
Northern Plains Cloth Dress
Cloth dresses came to the Plains Indian women
with the westward movement of the fur trade.
There is a choice of three neckline styles and
two sleeve variations. Also shown are
instructions for lining the dress. Pattern
instructions include sizes 8 through 20. 707076
Girl’s Northern Plains Cloth Dress
Girl sizes 4 through 12
707078
Northern Plains Leather Dress
This three hide dress is typical of the Plains
Indian dress worn by women of many tribes.
Pattern features a section on working with
leather. Sizes 8 through 20.
707075
Girl’s Northern Plains Leather Dress
Girl sizes 4 through 12
707077
Southern Cloth Dress
For making a camp dress or Southern powwow
dress. Includes Kiowa, Comanche, KiowaApache, Sioux, Cheyenne, Crow and Blackfoot
tribal styles. Sizes 6-20
707014
Girl’s Southern Cloth Dress
Sizes 6-16
707202
Plains Southern Buckskin Dress
Sizes 6-20
707013
Blanket Capote Pattern
The fur trade made extensive use of the blanket
capote and this apparel with bright colors and
contrasting stripes was quickly adopted by the
Indians of North America. This pattern is for the
traditional mid calf length and has variations in
hood tassels and fringe. Pattern is for adult men
sizes 30-50, women 8-10
707090
Child’s Blanket Capote
Sizes sm 4-6, med 8-10, lrg 12-14
707091
Frontier Fur Hat
A great pattern for making a mountain man hat
from the fur of a coyote, wolf, bobcat, or similar
animal. Available in sizes 6 5/8 through 7 5/8
707050
Northern Plains Hi-Top Moccasin
The two piece hightop moccasins were
traditional to the Plains, Marsh, and Woodlands
Indians of North America. Using this pattern
you can create either soft or hard sole and there
is a section on working with leather, Patterns are
given for men’s sizes 7 through 12 and women’s
sizes 5 through 10.
707081
Plains Indian Moccasin
The two piece moccasin was basic to the Plains
Indian and each tribe has variations in shape and
style. Using this pattern you can create soft or
hard sole and variations are given for the
tongue. There is a section on working with
leather. Patterns are given for men’s sizes 7-12
and women’s sizes 5-10.
707080
Child’s Moccasin
Combines both the low and hightop patterns in
children’s sizes 4 through 13 and teen’s 1
through 6.
707082
Southern Hi-Top Moccasins
Women’s sizes 5-10
707011
Grass Dance Outfit
Assembly and decoration of a cape or shirt,
apron, side tabs and pants.
707018
Trade Cloth Dress
Includes variations for Sioux, Cheyenne, Crow,
Blackfoot, Comanche, Kiowa and KiowaApache. Sizes 6-20
707019
Indian Woman’s Accessories
Northern and Southern belt sets (strike-a-light,
awl and knife cases), mirror bag, large knife
sheath, Northern leggings, medicine pouch, and
buckskin purse.
707020
Jingle Dress
Patterns for under-dress, cape & apron type
jingle dress with options for jingle placement.
Sizes S (6-8), M (10-12), L (14-16) & XL (1820)
707031
Girl’s Jingle Dress
Sizes 6-16
707203
Straight Dance Suit
Does not include patterns for the ribbon shirt.
Order Ribbon Shirt Pattern 707008 separately
for your shirt.
707033
Ribbon Shirt
The ribbon shirt is the classic shirt worn by
feather, straight and gourd dancers, singers, and
is suitable for everyday use. Comes with
women’s sizes small, medium, large, and men’s
sizes small through X-large.
707008
Early Frontiersman Leather Pants
The early frontiersman’s leather pants are styled
with a button front and flared legs and are
typical of those worn in the 1800’s. When
teamed with the early frontiersman’s shirt
pattern they make the core of typical mountain
man clothing. Included is a section on working
with leather.
707070
Boy’s Frontiersman Leather Pants
Sizes 4 through 14
707074
Early Drop Sleeve Shirt
This cloth shirt was standard apparel in the late
18th and early 19th centuries. Made of calico,
muslin, linen, or wool, the style endured long
after fashion dictated change. Roomy and
comfortable for work or play, the practicality of
the design is apparent. Sizes 36 small through
50 XX-large.
707061
Boy’s Early Drop Sleeve Shirt
Sizes 4 through 14
707066
Authentic American Shirt
This square cut authentic American shirt was
commonly made for the first 200 years of our
country’s history. Comes with sizes 36 small
through 50 XX-large.
707064
Boy’s Authentic American Shirt
Sizes 4 through 14
707067
Broadfall Drop Front Breeches and Pants
Breeches were worn by both military and
civilians during the 1700’s. They were usually
made with broadcloth linen, or leather. They
were buttoned or buckled just below the knee or
tied with a drawstring. The pattern has
variations for knee closing and leg length.
Comes with waist sizes 30 through 42. 707073
Caped Woodsman Frock
The caped woodsman’s frock was a style worn
for more than 150 years of our early history
including Washington’s troops at Valley Forge.
Options for this wrap style frock includes square
and round edges of the bottom and cape,
gathered or tapered sleeves, and a choice of
leather or fabric. Comes with sizes 36 through
50.
707092
Waistcoat and Vest
The waistcoat was used by military and civilians
during the 1700’s. They were made with
broadcloth or linen and lined with linen or
cotton. The waistcoat came 9 to 10 inches below
the waist. This pattern also comes instructions
for a 19th century waistcoat vest made with
broadcloth or fine cotton.
707068
19
CDs
$15.00 each unless otherwise marked
War Scout –
Red Christmas
Black Lodge - More
Kids’ Pww Songs
Lakota Thunder Way of Life
Little Eagle Jr’s Anything Goes
Blackstone –
Back In The Day
Elk Soldier - A
Soldier’s Dream
CR6423
CR6387
CR6418
Blackfoot
Confederacy Confederacy Style
722871120624
United Tribes Int
Powwow - Home of
the Champions
CR6373
Millard Clark & Tom
Ware - 14 of the Best
Round Dance Songs
703334018726
Blackfoot
Confederacy Setting the Record
Straight
Young Grey Horse
Society - Songs of
the Blackfeet
Young Grey Horse
Society - Thunder
Across the Plainz
IS1005
CR6405
CR6391
Dave West - AKA
"JOJO"
618604120125
CR6382
MM194
$19.75
CR6164
R. Carlos Nakai Sundance Season
William Eaton Tracks We Leave
Learn To Hear
Powwow Songs
"49" at Hog Creek
013711302424
562033
634005100924
IS4949
Northern Cree
Come and Dance!
Dance Hard
Here To Stay
Rezonate
Round Dance Jam
Nikamo-Sing!
CR6246
CR6321
CR6369
CR6346
CR6378
Live at Fort
Duchesne
CR6247
Second Song...
Dancer’s Choice
Honor the Eagle
Feather
In Our Drum
We Trust
It’s Time To
Round Dance
And Young Bird Double Platinum
CR16212
CR6331
CR6269
CR6291
CR6292
CR6347
20
Showtime
Stay Red
CR6322
CR6406
Northern Cree and Friends
Still Rezin’
Sweethearts Shuffle
CR6358
CR6380
Live at Lummi
CR16243
Calling All Dancers
Round Dance Songs
Recorded Live
Honoring Singers
and Songmakers 2
Honoring Singers
and Songmakers 3
CR6350
CR6364
CR6367
CR6413
Long Winter Nights
Slide & Sway
CR6401
CR6400
VIDEOS
Beginning Steps: How To Dance Native American Style DVD
A perfect video for the beginner. Covers the parts of the powwow song. Shows the basic steps for men and
women. Learn how to dance on the song, 30 minutes.
685403122834 $17.95
Beyond Tradition VHS
1990 Emmy Award Winner. A 45 minute video presenting more than 300 examples of prehistoric, historic, and
contemporary Native American art. Carvings, paintings, rugs, baskets, jewelry, pottery are interwoven with the
beautiful strains of the flute, guitar, and Native American music.
562028 $17.95
Cherokee Basketmaker VHS
A 24 minute video showing the creation of a traditional basket by Oklahoma Cherokee basket maker Eli Mae
Blackbear.
562001 $17.95
Colorado Trail Blazers and Fur Traders VHS
A 39 minute video showing two films which have been combined to make this part of history vivid. Follow the
expeditions of Pike, Fremont, and Dunnison over plains, across rivers, and through mountains. Since the 1960’s
this fur trade film has served teachers well to visualize the fur seekers effect on the Colorado area.
562025 $14.95
Fancy Dance DVD
A 28 minute video covering the men’s fancy dance. Starting in the Southern Plains this video covers its history
with historic photos, movies and tribal elders telling the history of the fancy dance. Learn about the fancy dancer’s
outfit and how to wear it correctly.
562008 $17.95
Fancy Shawl DVD
A great how-to video featuring dance steps, outfit construction, beautiful examples, and historic perspectives of the
Fancy Shawl.
978096714943 $17.95
Flintknapping with Bruce Bradley, PhD. VHS
As a prehistoric hunter, how would you go about providing tools needed for daily survival? This film demonstrates
the fundamentals of the art of flintknapping. Dr. Bradley explains and shows the process of stone tool manufacture.
Watch as each piece is skillfully produced duplicating this ancient skill.
562026 $17.95
Hand Game DVD
66 Minutes. Through plenty of beautifully photographed games and on-the-spot interviews from five states and
seven reservations, Hand Game takes you on a journey through Indian country – full of laughter, haunting music,
and engaging characters.
562023 $17.95
21
How to Bead Vol 1: Loom Beadwork VHS
An easy way to begin Native American beading. Learn to create your own designs. Beginning project is a colorful
beadwork strip, perfect for a friendship bracelet or headband. Includes printed instruction sheet, how to make your
own loom, graph paper for planning designs and a supply list. Perfect for beginners. 25 minutes.
685403122131 $14.95
How to Bead Vol 2: Lazy Stitch VHS
Learn how to bead on a variety of materials, including ball caps, jean jackets and leather. Beginning project is a
colorful 8-point Sioux Star perfect for sewing on a jacket or making a pouch. Includes printed instruction sheet,
graph paper for planning designs and a supply list. Perfect for beginners. 30 minutes.
685403122230 $14.95
How to Bead Vol 3: Peyote Stitch VHS
Now beading around objects is easy. Make zig-zags, straight lines and fancy shape designs. Learn peyote stitch
with the beginning project, an eye-catching American flag key chain. Includes printed instruction sheet and supply
list. 38 minutes.
685403122339 $14.95
How to Bead Vol 4: Medallions: Running Stitch Beadwork VHS
Learn single-needle running stitch to bead curved lines and floral shapes. Learn how to finish your projects with
edge beading. Beginning project is a beautiful starburst medallion you can use for a barrette, jacket, ball cap or
regalia. Includes printed instruction sheet and supply list. 30 minutes.
685403122438 $14.95
How to Bead Vol 5: Two Needle Appliqué Stitch Beadwork VHS
Now you can learn two-needle appliqué stitch to bead curved lines and floral shapes. Learn to bead on cloth or
leather. Beginning project is a Northern Plains appliqué that you can use for a belt buckle or barrette, or sew it on a
jacket, ball cap or regalia. Includes printed instruction sheet and supply list. 30 minutes.
685403122537 $14.95
How To Make A Native American Dance Shawl VHS
A woman’s dance shawl is essential for entering the dance arena. With basic sewing skills and this video you can
make beautiful shawls for yourself, family and friends. Helps you select materials, cut and sew your shawl and add
fringe.
562020 $17.95
How To Make Moccasins DVD
Enjoy the comfort of traditional Native American footwear. For Men and Women...of all ages. Now you can make
a pair of authentic Plains Indian hard sole moccasins. Simple teaching methods show you how step-by-step. Learn
how to make a custom moccasin pattern that fits - any size from infant to adult.
562010 $17.95
Into The Circle VHS
A 58 minute video featuring excerpts of dances across Oklahoma. Slow motion sequences of national champions
show the grace, power, and intricate steps of dance styles. There are interviews of tribal elders, dancers, and
singers. Historic photographs and eye witness accounts relate how the powwow began and how it is still evolving.
562021 $17.95
Into The Circle DVD
Includes 60 minutes of additional footage not included on the VHS version.
562024 $24.95
Jingle Dress DVD
A great how-to video featuring dance steps, outfit construction, beautiful examples, and historic perspectives of the
Jingle Dress
978096714945 $17.95
Plains Indian War Bonnet VHS
Explores the tradition and significance of this beautiful symbol of Native America. This 50 minute program begins
by tracing the development of the feather bonnet with historic paintings, engravings and ledger book art from the
world famous Thomas Gilcrease Museum Collection.
562002 $17.95
22
Powwow Trail Vol 1: The Drum DVD
Everything begins with the drum. It is the heartbeat of our people. Different drums exist for different purposes...
for healing, for ceremony. When we hear the drum in a lodge, or across the plains, we know it is communion with
the spirit world. Hundreds of drum groups exist today. Each hold their own drums, each has its own purpose.
778505300016 $17.95
Powwow Trail Vol 2: The Songs DVD
Powwows are nothing without the songs. They carry the stories, which in turn carry the culture. Some stories tell
of great exploits, acts of bravery, and even the simple pleasures in life. The words themselves are secondary; for it
is the sound that is heard by the spirits of all living creatures.
778505300023 $17.95
Powwow Trail Vol 3: The Dances DVD
Each dance tells a story with its own historical significance, perhaps even the nation's creation mythology. Within
the dances and songs, vital elements of Indian culture are expressed and preserved; it was meant to be showy and
exhibitionist.
778505300399 $17.95
Powwow Trail Vol 4: The Grand Entry DVD
A powwow begins with the Grand Entry. The Eagle Staff leads the procession as the traditional flag made of
feather from an eagle. Traditional dancers enter from the East, following the Eagle Staff, then come the fancy
dancers, then the hoop dancers, followed by the Shawl Dancers, and finally the boys and girls.
778505300498 $17.95
Powwow Trail Vol 5: Grass Dance & Men’s Traditional DVD
Religious in nature, the Grass Dance evolved from warrior society dances. It is one of the oldest dances, and
portrays a warrior in search of a proper ceremonial place. The dancer moves like the tall grass of the prairies as it
sways in the wind.
778505300597 $17.95
Powwow Trail Vol 6: The Fancy Dance DVD
This competition has always bee the climax of the Pow-wow. It is a test of speed and endurance, It allows the
dancer to display his most intricate steps and body movements, incorporating their own style.
778505300696 $17.95
Powwow Trail Vol 7: Pow-Wow Rock DVD
Expressing themselves in the White Man’s world, Indian musicians have adapted the traditional music into a new
style, which has found its way into the mainstream.
778505300795 $17.95
Red Leaf Takoja: Song of the Heartbeat DVD with accompanying CD
For newer powwow goers, you’ll get a great overall perspective, from the songs that you’ll hear at powwows, how
people participate in those songs and ceremonies, and some of the feelings that dancers and singers have about
powwows. For the more experienced, you will hear familiar songs with words explained with English translation.
978097773430 $22.50
Ribbons of the Osage VHS
A 28 minute video covering the art and life of Georgean Robinson, internationally known for her mastery of Osage
ribbonwork. She displays some of her finest work, and talks about how important it is to pass along the Osage
traditions to future generations.
562016 $17.95
The Making of a Porky Roach DVD
A 30 minute video showing step by step on the making of a contemporary porcupine hair roach. Covers techniques
from building a loom, choosing the porcupine hair, tying a base, and sewing it all together. Includes an insert with
plans for the loom and detailed drawings.
562005 $17.95
23
The Strength of Life VHS
Covers the shell work of Knokowtee Scott. Much of his design motifs are drawn from the Mississippi mound
culture. Video features a visit to Spiro Mounds State Park and excerpts from a traditional green corn dance. 29
minutes.
562015 $17.95
BOOKS
BEADWORK
Adventures in Creating Earrings by Laura Reid
978094360428 $9.95
Paperbound, 96 pages
This exciting book presents step-by-step instructions on making beautiful distinctive earrings and necklaces. Each
project is illustrated! The styles include Foundation Designs: Double-Point Earrings and Necklace, 3 Squared
Looped Earrings and Necklace, Porcupine Quill Fan Earrings and Necklace.
Beading in the Native American Tradition by David Dean
978193149903 $24.95
Paperbound, 150 pages.
Features fascinating history of Native American beadwork; clear and concise descriptions, with patterns included,
of bead working techniques, both common and obscure; information on researching and collecting Native
American beadwork; and colorful and clear illustrations.
Beads to Buckskins Vol. 2 by Peggy Sue Henry
1881646033 $7.67
If you are a beader this series of books has the information and the inspiration to motivate you, plus a wide variety
of imaginative beading patterns and techniques with visual presentations of schematics and illustrated instructions
for creative inspiration.
1881646041 $7.67
The revival of interest in handicraft, especially beadwork has been a natural reaction to the impersonal products of
highly developed machinery and it will prove to be a creative means of self expression for the constructive use of
the leisure hours.
188164605 $7.67
In this volume we introduce an exciting new style of beadwork that can be applied to any Cross-Stitch pattern or
design. This technique is virtually so easy my small grandchildren (8 to 12 years) are doing it, with great results.
978188164600 $7.67
Introducing new techniques in beading. Revealing many short cuts and best kept secrets. New and exciting loom
patterns and techniques with illustrated instructions. Crocheting with beads, illustrated. All new creative earring
fashions.
Beadworking with Today’s Materials by Loren and Donna Woerpel
63400505953 $5.95
Covers types of beadwork from loom to peyote, beaded earrings, and types of materials available today. A broad
overview of beadwork.
Craft Manual of Northwest Indian Beading by George M. White
Paperbound, 164 pages, 12 color prints, 30 photos.
Beading instructions and information on beadwork from the Northwest.
978188469301
$16.95
Crow Indian Beadwork by William Wildschut and John C. Ewers
978094360406 $9.95
A comprehensive study of the beadwork of the Crow Nation from 1805 to contemporary times. With almost fifty
photos and illustrations, this book is a must for anyone interested in the craftwork of the Indians of the Upper
Missouri and the fur trade era.
24
More Techniques of Beading Earrings by Deon DeLange
780943604121 $8.95
Paperbound, 80 pages, 47 illustrations
All of the basic information and step-by-step instructions are included in this second book by noted craftsperson
Deon DeLange, plus many more techniques and styles. With examples, charts and illustrations that are easy-tofollow, making earrings is made easy.
Native American Beadwork by George J. Barth with foreword by Bill Holm
978093698412 $23.95
Paperbound, 219 black and white pages.
The result of the author’s long-standing familiarity with the various traditional beading techniques and styles.
Presenting detailed step-by-step instructions amplified by numerous diagrams and illustrations.
New Adventures in Creating Earrings by Laura Reid
978094360418 $9.95
This fantastic new book is fully illustrated and presents step-by-step instructions on making truly beautiful and
distinctive earrings. Written by noted craftsperson and author Laura Reid each step is fully explained and the entire
text has been “reader tested.”
Quill and Beadwork of the Western Sioux by Carrie A. Lyford
978093698408 $9.95
Paperbound, 116 pages, 35 photos, 45 line drawings. 5 1/2” x 8 1/2”.
Carrie A Lyford’s research in 1940 is an exhaustive manual of the techniques employed by the Sioux in their
decorative arts, and it is also a comprehensive study into their use of symbolic elements of design.
The Techniques of North American Indian Beadwork by Monte Smith
978094360402 $13.95
Directions for selecting, buying and using beading materials. Guidelines for either buying or making your own
beadwork loom. An examination of Indian beadwork designs, their development, significance and uses. Step-bystep instructions for all of the variations of beading techniques.
LEATHER, HIDES, BRAINTANNING
Blue Mountain Buckskin by Jim Riggs
4107001067 $12.75
Paperbound, 134 pages, 84 black and white photos and illustrations, 2nd Edition
A working manual to dry scrape brain tanning. Everything you need to know from start to finish to obtain the
materials, tools, and techniques for successful tanning. A small swatch of tanned leather is even included.
How To Tan Skins The Indian Way by Evard H. Gibby
978094360433 $4.50
Paperbound, 28 pages, First Edition
This exciting edition includes everything you need to know to make attractive and functional leather and skins, at a
fraction of the cost of buying them. The text is easy to follow with illustrations and pictures of all of the techniques
and tools described.
Leather Makin’ by Larry J. Wells
0882903047 $11.85
Hardbound with dust cover, 126 pages, 100 plus black and white photos and illustrations
Leather Makin’ is the Bible of “Mountain Man” leather working. It describes how to buy or make leather; tells
what kind, size, or weight of leather to use for the type of item you want to create, and shows how.
QUILLWORK
A Quillwork Companion by Jean Heinbunch
978094360425 $14.95
Not since William C. Orchard’s 1917 classic has a book of this importance to the art of porcupine quill decoration
been made available. This book is destined to become the definitive source on this exciting, unique American art
form.
The Technique of Porcupine Quill Decoration Among the Indians of North America 978094360400 $9.95
by William C. Orchard
Porcupine quill decoration is a craft that is unique to the Indians of North America; a craft that can be found
nowhere else in the world. Prior to about 1840 it was the principle means of decoration among most of this
continent.
25
OTHER CRAFT BOOKS
American Indian Design and Decoration by Le Roy H. Appleton
978048622704 $12.95
Well over 700 examples, drawn with painstaking care, are shown: representations of flora and fauna, men and
gods, earth and sky; symbols of clan and tribe, religion and magic; formal designs from the primal to the highly
intricate. They appear in examples of basketry, weaving, pottery, and more.
Authentic Indian Designs edited by Maria Naylor
978048623170 $14.95
This vast pictorial archive collection offers you the beauty and vigor of 2500 authentic Indian designs that come
from all over the United States, including Alaska, and the Canadian Pacific Coast. Dating from prehistoric times to
the end of the nineteenth century.
Blackfeet Crafts by John C. Ewers
978093698409 $6.95
Paperbound, 66 pages, 77 photos and illustrations, reprinting of 1945 edition
The Blackfeet Indians of the eastern base of the Rocky Mountains reside on three separate reservations in Canada
and the Blackfeet Reservation in northern Montana.
Craft Manual of North American Indian Footwear by George M. White
28 soft soled moccasin designs and patterns with sewing instructions.
Illustrations, 71 pages, paperbound.
978188469300
$8.95
Finger Weaving: Indian Braiding by Altar R. Turner
0935741135 $4.50
Paperbound, 48 pages, 23 black and white photos and illustrations, 26 color photos
Finger weaving, also called Indian braiding, dates back hundreds of years, but the designs you can create are as
exciting and contemporary as you wish.
Indian Crafts and Skills by David R. Montgomery
0882902741 $17.95
Hardbound with dust cover, 215 pages
An illustrated guide for making authentic Indian clothing, shelters, and ornaments
Indian Crafts and Skills provides an excellent study of Indian work, both practical and artistic. The book not only
describes the skills Indians have developed but gives specific instructions.
Indian Rawhide by Mable Morrow
978192957210 $29.50
Originally published in 1975, Indian Rawhide has since been the primary resource for those wanting to research
the unique American Indian art form of parfleche production. This book includes detailed discussion on methods
of preparation, tool usage and tribal decorations.
Iroquois Crafts by Carrie A. Lyford
978093698402 $6.95
Paperbound, 98 pages, 69 illustrations, reprint of 1945 edition
Before the intrusion of the White Man, the people of the five tribes or nations (later, six) which comprised the
League of the Iroquois controlled much of the lands in the vicinity of Lake Ontario.
Ojibwa Crafts by Carrie A. Lyford
0936984015 $12.95
Paperbound, 216 pages, 145 black and white illustrations, reprint of 1943 edition
In the first half of the twentieth century, the Ojibwa (Chippewa) people of the western Great Lakes region still
retained many of their traditional tribal ways.
Plains Indian Knife Sheaths by Alex Koslov
978192957205 $17.95
One of the best examples of Plains Indian craftsmanship is the beaded knife sheath, worn by men and women for
both every day and ceremonial use. Plains Indian Knife Sheaths is a comprehensive, well-illustrated resource for
anyone wishing to recreate or study the beautifully decorated knife sheaths.
26
Traditional Indian Bead & Leather Crafts by Monte Smith and Michele VanSickle
978094360414 $9.95
This useful book contains complete illustrated instructions on all of the basics of Beadwork and Leather Crafts of
the American Indian and the early frontier. Projects described and explained include the Leather Pouch, Strike-ALite Pouch, Knife Sheath, Beaded Sioux Pouch and more.
Traditional Indian Crafts by Monte Smith
978094360413 $9.95
Includes complete illustrated instructions on all of the basics of Leather, Bone and Feather crafts of the American
Indian. Projects described are the Bear Claw Necklace, Imitation Bone Hairpipe Breastplate, Hairpipe Breastplate,
Sioux Dancing Choker, Ermine Tail Choker, and more.
Warbonnets by Rod Peate
Warbonnet history and step-by-step, illustrated instructions.
700001
$6.00
LEGENDS, STORIES, FOLKLORE
Indian Scout Craft and Lore
486229955 $6.95
A full-blooded Sioux trained as a warrior to age sixteen discusses the crafts, lore, and customs that were the
essence of that training.
MUSIC
Sharing the Gift of Lakota Song by RD Theisz
978097186582 $22.95
Paperbound, 108 pages. Comes with 77 minute accompanying CD.
The fundamentals of Lakota music theory and Lakota singing practices are clearly described in plain language. In
addition, the importance of honoring Lakota cultural norms relating to performance of sacred and secular music is
emphasized and discussed in detail.
CLOTHING AND DANCE STYLES
19th Century Plains Indian Dresses by Susan Jennys
978192957201 $24.95
At last, a book devoted to woman’s dresses and accessories has emerged! Covering the Northern, Central and
Southern Plains, as well as the Plateau, this comprehensive craft guide shows how to recreate both the cloth and
hide dress of the 19th century, as well as the accessories.
A Warrior I Have Been by Richard Green
978096714941 $29.95
A color catalog of the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, other British museums, and the author’s collection.
Dress Clothing of the Plains Indians by Ronald P. Koch
978080612137 $17.95
Paperbound, 218 pages, 65 black and white photos and illustrations, 9 color photos
Discusses such costume-related subjects as feathers, color and painted designs, native ornaments, beads, cloth, hair
and headgear, and dance costumes.
Indian Clothing of the Great Lakes: 1740-1840 by Sheryl Hartman
978943604168 $14.95
with Illustrations by Greg Hudson, Joe Lee, Ralph Heath
This exciting book covers all aspects of Indian Clothing and Adornment for an area that includes the Miami,
Potawatomi, Ottawa, Chippewa, Kickapoo, Illini, Peoria, Shawnee, Delaware, Menominee, Sauk, Fox,
Mascounten, Algonquin, Winneba and more.
Indian Crafts & Lore by W. Ben Hunt
978192957206 $16.95
A reprint of the 1954 original guide book. Full of color illustrations and instructions for popular dances such as
Buffalo, Horse Tail, and Eagle Dance, as well as bustles, bonnets, beadwork, and even a tipi.
27
The Modern Fancy Dancer by C. Scott Evans and J. Rex Reddick
0962488321 $15.95
History of the dance style. Also covers the different parts to a Fancy Dance outfit and illustrated guide to making
the bustles, arm bustles, cape and aprons, angora anklets/goats, moccasins, bells, roach, roach spreader, whip
sticks, and scalp feathers.
The Northern Traditional Dancer by C. Scott Evans
0962488323 $12.00
Paperbound, 49 pages, revised edition
History of the dance style. Also covers the different parts to a Northern Traditional outfit and illustrated guide to
making the bustle, breastplate, bandolier, otter sash, choker, otter breastplate, moccasins, anklets, bells, roach,
roach spreader, and dance stick.
PACIFIC COAST, ALASKA
Craft Manual of Alaskan Eskimo by George M. White
700026 $3.40
An illustrated book that covers a brief ice-age history, the Bering land bridge, culture and handicrafts of the
Eskimo people of Alaska.
North American Indian Jewelry and Adornment by Lois Sherr Dubin
978081093689 $75.00
608 pages, hard cover, dust jacket, 1200 photos, 50 maps and diagrams.
Gorgeously illustrated, this is a comprehensive study of the jewelry, beadwork, clothing and ceremonial objects
from ancient times to the present, made by indigenous people throughout the United States, Canada, and northern
Mexico.
NORTHERN PLAINS
Blackfoot Lodge Tales: The Story of a Prairie People by George Bird Grinnell
0803250797
Contains lore, stories, fables, and documented accounts of the Blackfoot tribes. 311 pages, paperbound
$14.95
By Cheyenne Campfires by George Bird Grinnell
803257465 $26.95
A fine collection of war stories, stories of mystery, hero myths, tales of creation, culture, hero stories, and Wihio
stories. 319 pages, illustrations, paperbound.
Spirit of Powwow by Kay Johnson and Gloria Nahanee
978088839520 $29.95
Paperbound, 143 pages, color photos throughout, 8 1/2" x 11". A very good overview of the modern day powwow.
Like watching a documentary film as you turn the page.
Feel the power of the powwow as you follow a family and their friends through the dance arbor on their magical
journey.
CHEROKEE
Arts and Crafts of the Cherokee by Rodney Leftwich
935741119 $9.95
Paperbound, 160 pages, 146 photos
Definitely the sourcebook on Cherokee arts and crafts. This book gives the historical background of each craft and
a clear guide to materials and procedures used for making Cherokee baskets, beadwork, weapons, pottery,
weaving, feather, stone, metal, leather, and woodcrafts.
The Cherokees Past and Present by Sharpe
935741046 $4.95
An exciting authenticated book about the Cherokee people with full color photographs and illustrations. This book
is both a guide to the Cherokee past, giving information on phases of Cherokee life and culture, plus an up to date
presentation of the Cherokee Reservation today.
WOMEN’S STUDIES
28
Madonna Swan: A Lakota Woman’s Story as told through Mark St. Pierre
978080612676 $19.95
Paperback, 8.26” x 5.44”, 224 pages with 23 black and white illustrations.
Mark St. Pierre skillfully weaves together his interviews with Madonna Swan-Abdalla to capture the indomitable
spirit of a Lakota woman as she celebrates the joys and endures the sufferings of her remarkable life on the
Cheyenne River Sioux Reservation in South Dakota.
Medicine Women, Curanderas, and Women Doctors
978080612512 $19.95
by Bobette Perrone, H. Henrietta Stockel, and Victoria Krueger
Paperback, 272 pages, 8.48” x 5.37”.
The stories of ten women healers form the core of this provocative journey into cultural healing methods utilized
by women.
The Real Rosebud: The Triumph of a Lakota Woman
978080324808 $19.95
by Marjorie Weinberg, foreword by Luke Yellow Robe.
Hard cover with dust jacket, 86 pages.
Her great-grandfather was a famed Lakota warrior, her father a buffalo hunter, and Rosebud Yellow Robe hosted a
CBS radio show in New York City. From buffalo hunting to the hub of twentieth-century urban life, this book
chronicles the momentous changes in the life of a prominent Plains Indian family over three generations.
The Spirit of Indian Women edited by Judith Fitzgerald and Michael Oren Fitzgerald.
Paperbound, 156 pages, photos throughout, 6” x 7.25”.
A great collection of stories, wisdom, and history as told by women of various tribes.
978094153287
$14.95
Waterlilly by Ella Cara Deloria
978080326579 $12.95
This novel of the Dakota Sioux written by Sioux ethnologist Deloria takes protagonist Waterlily through the
everyday and the extraordinary events of a Sioux woman’s life.
With My Own Eyes: A Lakota Woman Tells Her People’s History
978080326164 $16.95
by Susan Bordeaux Bettelyoun and Josephine Waggoner.
With My Own Eyes tells the history of the nineteenth-century Lakotas. Susan Bordeaux Bettelyoun (1857-1945),
the daughter of a French-American fur trader and a Brule Lakota woman, was raised near Fort Laramie and
experienced firsthand the often devastating changes forced on the Lakotas.
Women and Power in Native North America
978080613241 $19.95
by Laura F. Klein and Lillian A. Ackerman
Paperback, 304 pages, 8.4” x 5.4”
Since the colonization of indigenous peoples in North America, the roles of Native women within their societies
have been concealed or, at best, misunderstood.
Women of the Earth Lodges by Virginia Bergman Peters
978080613243
Paperback, 240 pages, 8.9” x 5.9”.
In Women of the Earth Lodges, Virginia Peters uses women’s accounts, myths and creation stories, and
anthropological and archaeological data to examine the influence and vitality of Plains Indian women.
$19.95
Identity By Design: Tradition, Change, and Celebration in Native Women’s Dresses 9780061153693 $24.95
Showcases the world-renowned collection of Native American dresses held by the Smithsonian’s National
Museum of the American Indian. The book, edited by award-winning beadwork artist and NMAI curator Emil Her
Many Horses (Oglala Lakota), presents a fascinating array of Native women’s clothing from the Plains, Plateau,
and Great Basin regions of the United States and Canada, dating from the 1830s to the present and including
dresses, shawls, moccasins, belts, bags, and hair accessories. 160 pages; 152 color and black-and-white
illustrations; 8 ½ x 11 in. (hardcover)
SPIRITUALITY
God is Red: A Native View of Religion by Vine Deloria Jr.
1555914985 $21.95
First published in 1972, Vine Deloria Jr.’s God Is Red remains the seminal work on Native religious views, asking
new questions about our species and our ultimate fate. Celebrating 3 decades in publication with a special 30th
anniversary edition.
29
How Indians Use Wild Plants for Food, Medicine and Crafts by Frances Densmore
489230198 $7.95
Has a wealth of material on nearly 200 plants used by the Chippewa of Minnesota and Wisconsin. 33 plates, 155
pages, paperbound.
BOWS AND ARROWS
American Indian Archery by Reginald and Gladys Laubin
806123877 $19.95
Laubin’s classic book on archery. Covers all aspects, many illustrations, pictures, 178 pages, paperbound.
Bows and Arrows of the Native Americans by Jim Hamm
1558211683 $14.95
A comprehensive guide for constructing traditional weapons from natural materials. Includes wooden bows, sinew
backed bows, strings, arrows, and quivers. 160 pages, 150 pictures and drawings, paperbound.
Flintknapping – The Art of Making Stone Tools by Paul Hellweg
$5.95
This is written in a step by step format giving instructions on making stone tools such as arrowheads and axes.
Photos, illustrations, 112 pages paperbound.
Making Arrows the Old Way by Doug Wallentine
This book is an illustrated guide to making arrows the old way. 28 pages, paperbound.
943604222
$3.83
COOKING AND PLANTS
American Indian Cooking and Herblore by Underwood and Sharpe
935741054 $4.95
A treasury of food legends, recipes, and herb uses from the past of many North American Indian tribes. This book
is a practical guide to the uses of wild food and herbs. Illustrated throughout with colorful art and sketches. 32
pages, paperbound.
Cherokee Cooklore by Ulmer and Beck
Covers many Cherokee recipes, herbs, wild foods, history, and pictures about making bread.
700006
$4.50
Cherokee Plants by Paul Hamel and Mary Chiltoskey
Covers the plant usage in food, medicine, and religion from knowledgeable Cherokee people.
700005
$4.00
GAMES, TIPIS, FLUTES
Handbook of American Indian Games by Allan and Paulette Macfarlan
486248372 $8.95
150 authentic American Indian games for boys and girls of all ages. Running, relay, kicking, throwing, guessing,
group challenge, and other games. 74 illustrations, 288 pages, paperbound
The Indian Tipi by Reginald and Gladys Laubin
978080612236 $24.95
with a history of the tipi by Stanley Vestal
Includes detailed information on the making of such a tent, its furnishings and decorations, living in the tipi,
traveling with it (and with its long poles), the Native kitchen, the sweatlodge, and much more.
30
(209) 848-0500
Customer Billing Information
Name:
Address:
City:
State:
Phone: (
Email:
Qty
Name:
Address:
City:
State:
Phone: (
Email:
Zip:
)
Item #
Color #
Zip:
)
Description
Shipping Rates for Mail, Fax, and Phone
Orders (US only):
Shipping rates will vary when ordering online.
www.Wakeda.com
Shipping Information (write “same” if same as billing info)
Price/Unit
$0.00 to $25.00: $7.00 shipping
$25.01 to $50.00: $9.00 shipping
$50.01 to $100.00: $11.00 shipping
$100.01 and over: $13.00 shipping
Line Total
Subtotal
Shipping
Tax (CA 7.25%)
Total
Calculate tax on subtotal amount only.
Pick a selection below:
_____ Ship my order incomplete with no backorders on out of stock items.
_____ Ship my order complete when all items are in stock.. We will notify you if it will take more than 10 days to ship your order
Visa ___
MasterCard ___
Expiration ___ ___ / ___ ___
Card Number ___ ___ ___ ___
___ ___ ___ ___
___ ___ ___ ___
___ ___ ___ ___
CVV (last 3 numbers on back of card) ___ ___ ___
Name on Card ______________________________________
Signature _________________________________________
Filling out the Order Form
Please use item numbers (in bold italic) as provided in the catalog. Make sure to list your color choice if one is needed for the product
you are ordering. Tax is charged only to customers in California, at 7.25% of the subtotal.
Mail completed form along with payment to: Wakeda.com Trading Post
PO Box 2114
Oakdale, CA 95361
Or if using a credit card you may also fax to
(209) 845-2029
31
PRICING:
Since item prices may change after a catalog has printed (international laws, availability, etc.), the current price may be higher or
lower than the printed price. The current price will be charged. If the current price is more than 10% higher than the printed price, we
will contact you before continuing with your order. The website will always list current pricing.
PAYMENT OPTIONS:
We currently accept the following forms of payment:
Cash In person at our store or when we travel to an event. Please do not mail cash.
Credit Cards We take Visa and MasterCard. These can be used in person, over the phone, by fax or mail, or on our secure website.
ATM/Debit Cards that have a Visa or MasterCard logo on them can be used like a credit card. Double check your billing information
carefully to ensure speedy order processing.
Check or Money Order
If order total is not the same as check/Money Order amount (out of stock, price change, etc.), you will be billed or refunded the
difference.
Checks - We will take personal, business or bank checks. Orders will ship when the check clears the bank, which may take up to
two weeks. This is not a suggested payment method because it is very slow.
Money Order - We only accept Money Orders from the United States Postal Office.
Any check returned with insufficient funds will incur a $30 Returned Check Fee on top of the original charge. Any fraudulent checks
or money orders may be forwarded to the authorities for criminal prosecution.
SHIPPING AND RETURNS:
Wakeda.com ships with FedEx and USPS, chosen at our discretion. All packages are insured regardless of shipping carrier chosen.
A signature will be required for all FedEx shipments, all International shipments, and USPS Express shipments. This signature is the
only way to insure that your package is protected against loss or damage during transit. If you do not wish to sign for a FedEx
shipment, many carriers will accept a signed note left at your door, asking them to leave it without being there.
Returns:
Since all shipments are insured, if a shipment comes damaged from shipping please contact us within 7 days and we will make
inquiries and arrangements with the shipping carrier.
We will replace or exchange any defective merchandise.
If you wish to exchange something, you must contact us for approval and instructions.
INTERNATIONAL ORDERS:
For security reasons we only accept orders originating outside of the United States online. Please see Shopping Information on our
website for more information on international orders.
INDIAN ARTS AND CRAFTS ACT:
Unless otherwise noted, items available for sale through this website, store, or traveling booth are not Indian made as defined by the
Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990.
CALIFORNIA CUSTOMERS:
Tobacco Products:
WARNING: Tobacco products contain chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer & birth defects or other
reproductive harm.
Lead Products (some beads):
Proposition 65 WARNING: Consuming foods or beverages that have been kept or served in leaded crystal products or handling
products made of leaded crystal will expose you to lead, a chemical known to the State of California to cause birth defects or other
reproductive harm.
All Policies subject to change at any time without prior notice
32

Wakeda Spring 2008 Catalog

Transcription

Similar documents

home style - Clare Gogerty

Agriculture - Cengage Learning

2009-2010 Facts

Indian Hills 9th Annual Car Show

christmas ring - Create Your Style

presentation

Dinner Dance Dinner Dance - Franciscan Sisters of Chicago

Leather Interior For SsangYong Rexton

BEAD STASH

pumpkin patch - Spellbound Bead Co