Cherokee fashion stitches together a respect for our traditional patterns and a love for bold, modern designs. 🪡 Every garment carries the stories of our people and the resilience of our culture. Don’t miss this special fashion episode of "ᏣᎳᎩ: Wherever We Are” on Saturday, May 17, at noon CT! You’ll hear from Cherokee National Treasure and dressmaker Tonia Hogner-Weavel and textile artist Kenny Glass. 💖 RSVP now and receive a reminder when the episode premieres: https://events.cherokeesatlarg

This month’s episode of Cherokee Crafts At Home teaches the basics of weaving. Watch this video to learn how to make your own paper turtle with construction paper. | Visit Cherokee Nation

At this year’s Ribbon Skirt Fashion Show, Cherokee artist Julie Perkins utilized traditional animals like the buffalo and woodpecker, as well as styles reminiscent of trade-era wrap skirts, to create a beautiful series of pieces. Each of her dazzling designs featured nods to traditional Cherokee patterns. Discover more of her designs here: @julie.perkins #cherokee #cherokeenation #livestream #fashion #ribbonskirts #nativefashion #fashionshow #wearableart #nativeart #cherokeeart #nativeartist #te

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The feather, particularly bald and golden eagle feathers, are of great cultural significance and value to the Cherokee people. They are used in ceremonies, storytelling, and other lifeways unique to our people. The Cherokee Word of the Week is “feather.” | Visit Cherokee Nation