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We'll be there! Come by and see us!

This is always a fun event. Make plans now to attend for sure. (Flyer contributed)

Some of our horse hair pottery! What do you think about the greenery? I feel it makes the pottery pop. Compared to the previous white background.

Well General's son Andy Grant has Officially opened his store Mothertown in our previous location. It was a great Event and we know General was there in spirit. Proud as he could be. Show him some love and support. He is now Cherokees Only Master Silversmith! Congratulations Andy! May you have many years of success!

In honor of our Remember the Removal Bike Ride which is an annual 950-mile leadership journey where Cherokee members retrace the northern route of the Trail of Tears. Spanning from New Echota, Georgia, to Tahlequah, Oklahoma, the grueling ride honors the resilience of ancestors forcibly removed from our homeland in the 1830s.

How the Brutal Trail of Tears Got Its Name The Indian Removal Act of 1830 resulted in the forced relocation of over 15,000 Cherokee people--a third of whom died during the journey to Oklahoma.From: AE...

Come to Cherokee and check out the mural on the side of our building!
Super excited for the summer!
We're the purple store😘

Thankful for our Mothers!

Happy Mother's Day to all you
AMAZING life givers! May your day
Be peaceful and memorable! You deserve the world!

Our turquoise, coral, and gemstone pieces are sourced and handcrafted with intention and tradition, perfect for meaningful gifts or keepsakes.

Stop by to see handcrafted jewelry and art in person!

Not just for men, these handcrafted turquoise rings feature a stronger, more masculine style with larger stones and sterling silver detailing.

Made by skilled artisans, each piece carries tradition, strength, and one-of-a-kind beauty.

Perfect for anyone who loves statement jewelry with meaning.