$12.95
These stunning socks are adapted from the original hand-painted "Embrace Your Beauty" earrings created by Inspired Natives Project collaborator, Michelle Lowden (Acoma Pueblo). The vibrant design features a color palette inspired by the orange seashell earrings with turquoise accents commonly found in Pueblo Country.
$42.00
Bold yet elegant, this stunning statement necklace by Michelle Lowden (Acoma Pueblo) features the Acoma design representing rain, and symbolizes the moment on a rainy day when the sun peaks through and the rain glitters in the light.
$195.00
5% of all blanket sales support the Inspired Natives Grant for emerging arts entrepreneurs.
$208.00
The floral designs featured on this particular blanket are commonly painted on the Olla pots used to carry water, and represent a prayer for beauty and healthy growth for the individuals wrapped in the blanket.
5% of all blanket sales support the Inspired Natives Grant for emerging arts entrepreneurs.
$48.00
This 100% silk scarf was designed by Michelle Lowden (Acoma Pueblo) in collaboration with Eighth Generation’s Inspired Natives Project.
The Balance Silk Scarf is influenced by Acoma pottery, which traditionally reflects patterns and designs found in nature, and represents the connection for balance we all strive for. This beautiful design also embodies the aspiration we have to be more intentional with choices in our lives.
$38.00
This stunning case features the highly sought-after artwork of Acoma Pueblo artist Michelle Lowden. Not only is this beautiful design inspired by Michelle father's cottonwood sculptures, but the dragonfly also holds cultural significance. For the Acoma Pueblo, the dragonfly is seen as a good sign or good luck.
This case is made with real cedar that is cut and high resolution printed with multiple layers of protective coating - all lovingly crafted in our Seattle studio. It includes a matte black plastic bumper that snaps into place perfectly, providing an added layer of protection for your phone.
*Since this case is 100% real authentic wood, the images seen above are representations of the wood. Actual wood grain, patterns and knots will vary with each individual case. Your case is unlike anyone else’s in the world, literally.
$24.00
This beautiful pendant features the highly sought-after artwork of Acoma Pueblo artist Michelle Lowden. Not only is this beautiful design inspired by Michelle father's cottonwood sculptures, but the dragonfly also holds cultural significance. For the Acoma Pueblo, the dragonfly is seen as a good sign or good luck.
$32.00
These eye-catching earrings are modeled after the original hand-painted "Embrace Your Beauty" earrings created by Inspired Natives Project collaborator, Michelle Lowden (Acoma Pueblo). The vibrant design features a color palette inspired by the orange seashell earrings with turquoise accents commonly found in Pueblo Country. Wear these exquisitely detailed, mixed-media earrings and no doubt that you will be noticed where ever you go.
These earrings are cut from real maple, high resolution printed with multiple layers of protective coating, and lovingly assembled in our Seattle studio with gunmetal earring hooks.
$32.00
These bold monochromatic earrings were designed by Inspired Natives Project Collaborator, Michelle Lowden (Acoma Pueblo). Their name "Kasheeshi," means 'white corn' in Keres, the language indigenous to the Pueblo of Acoma. The design features a central corn motif, with elements representing both rain and mountains.
These exquisitely detailed mixed-media earrings are cut from real maple, high resolution printed with multiple layers of protective coating, and lovingly assembled in our Seattle studio with gunmetal earring hooks.
$24.00
These petite earrings were designed by Inspired Natives Collaborator, Michelle Lowden (Acoma Pueblo). Modeled after her highly sought after hand-painted earrings, these posts are high resolution printed to render every exquisite detail.
These beautiful studs are assembled by hand in our Seattle studio and are made from wood that is cut and high resolution printed with multiple layers of protective coating on stainless steel posts.
$38.00
This beautiful wood case features the highly sought-after artwork of Acoma Pueblo artist Michelle Lowden. Presenting symbols that represent the four directions, rain, mountains, and lightning -- this case will provide a daily reminder that all of the circumstances we experience on our life's journey are blessings.
This product is crafted from real maple wood in the USA. It includes a matte black plastic bumper that snaps into place perfectly, providing an added layer of protection for your phone.
*Since this case is 100% real authentic wood, the images seen above are representations of the wood. Actual wood grain, patterns and knots will vary with each individual skin. Your skin is unlike anyone else’s in the world, literally.
$46.00
This vibrant cotton beach towel was designed by Inspired Natives Project collaborator, Michelle Lowden (Acoma Pueblo).
The "Reflection" towel represents the prayer for rain. During monsoon season, the cisterns at Acoma become full again. It is then the people visit the cisterns to gather water for drinking. When you look down to see the cisterns full and you are met with your reflection, you can't help but smile with gratitude. It is a reminder that "water is life." The design features Acoma Pueblo abstract symbols representing mountains, clouds, and rain.
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These spacious statement totes were designed by Inspired Natives Project collaborator, Michelle Lowden (Acoma Pueblo). Her beautiful "Reflection" design represents the prayer for rain, and features Acoma Pueblo abstract symbols depicting mountains, clouds, and rain.
During monsoon season, the cisterns at Acoma become full again. It is then the people visit the cisterns to gather water for drinking. When you look down to see the cisterns full and you are met with your reflection, you can't help but smile with gratitude. It is a reminder that "water is life."
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These spacious statement totes were designed by Inspired Natives Project collaborator, Michelle Lowden (Acoma Pueblo). Her beautiful "Reflection" design represents the prayer for rain, and features Acoma Pueblo abstract symbols depicting mountains, clouds, and rain.
During monsoon season, the cisterns at Acoma become full again. It is then the people visit the cisterns to gather water for drinking. When you look down to see the cisterns full and you are met with your reflection, you can't help but smile with gratitude. It is a reminder that "water is life."
$32.00
Send just the right message to your friends, family, clients and customers with these beautiful greeting cards featuring eye-catching art from the Southwest region by Inspired Natives collaborator Michelle Lowden (Acoma Pueblo). These vibrant cards are printed right here in Seattle on high quality 100# Vellum cover stock paper.
The "Southwest Pack" contains the following designs:
