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Michelle Lowden (Acoma Pueblo), owner of Milo Creations, was the very first arts entrepreneur to join our Inspired Natives Project, and has been pa...
The highly anticipated result of Eighth Generation's 2017 Blanket Design Contest is here! David Robert Boxley's (Tsimshian) "Confluence" Wool Blank...
This recent custom project with Suquamish Clearwater Casino Resort features a stunning design by traditional Coast Salish weaver Danielle Morsette ...
Eighth Generation is honored to introduce the artist for our upcoming “Two Spirit” blanket! We began the blanket development process with the goal ...
Can you guess Louie's favorite artists? This piece by Luke Chueh will give you a hint for one - for the rest, check out A Visual Tour of Louie's Fa...
By now, you probably know that Eighth Generation is the first Native-owned company to offer wool blankets. But do you know what the coyote on our b...
Eighth Generation, the first Native-owned company to offer wool blankets, is honored to introduce John Isaiah Pepion (Blackfeet Nation) as the newe...
After receiving nearly 70 responses in our initial round of community feedback and meeting with members of the Two Spirit community here in Seattle...
This Valentine's Day, show your love for Native art by giving gifts that support Native artists and communities! Here's our top eight Valentine's D...
As you skim this list - which includes everything from nation media features to hyper local service projects - keep in mind that our company was fo...
At the end of November, we launched a Pop-Up Shop in our Busted Knuckle Gallery space with popular social media project, Vanishing Seattle. We orig...
When Louie walked into the Navigation Center, a 75 bed shelter here in Seattle, he saw 20,000 square feet of bare, white, institutional walls...and...
