This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure contains six notecards (blank inside) with a Moravian star on the front. Moravian missionaries brought their beliefs and traditions to the Cherokee Nation starting in the mid-1700s and played a role in the lives of Cherokee leader Major Ridge and his family, both as ministers and teachers. Includes 6 envelopes. Hand water-colored prints. Also includes an ornament with the same design and a Moravian Star craft kit that includes items needed to make your own paper Moravian stars. These can be made just for fun or as additional ornaments and DIY bows for Christmas gifts.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure contains six notecards (blank inside) with “Merry Christmas” on front in English and in Cherokee. Includes 6 envelopes. Hand water-colored prints. This design features yaupon holly leaves, apples, and pinecones surrounding the phrase “Merry Christmas” in the Cherokee written language. Also includes an ornament with the same design and a Moravian Star craft kit that includes items needed to make your own paper Moravian stars. These can be made just for fun or as additional ornaments and DIY bows for Christmas gifts.

This ornament designed by local artist Judith Frasure features a Moravian star on the front. Moravian missionaries brought their beliefs and traditions to the Cherokee Nation starting in the mid-1700s and played a role in the lives of Cherokee leader Major Ridge and his family, both as ministers and teachers.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure contains six notecards (blank inside) with a Moravian star on the front. Moravian missionaries brought their beliefs and traditions to the Cherokee Nation starting in the mid-1700s and played a role in the lives of Cherokee leader Major Ridge and his family, both as ministers and teachers. Includes 6 envelopes. Hand water-colored prints. Also includes a matching ornament.

This ornament designed by local artist Judith Frasure features yaupon holly leaves, apples, and pinecones surrounding the phrase “Merry Christmas” in the Cherokee written language.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure contains six notecards (blank inside) with “Merry Christmas” on front in English and in Cherokee. Includes 6 envelopes. Hand water-colored prints. This design features yaupon holly leaves, apples, and pinecones surrounding the phrase “Merry Christmas” in the Cherokee written language. Also includes an ornament with the same design.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure contains six notecards (blank inside) with a Moravian star on the front. Moravian missionaries brought their beliefs and traditions to the Cherokee Nation starting in the mid-1700s and played a role in the lives of Cherokee leader Major Ridge and his family, both as ministers and teachers. Includes 6 envelopes. Hand water-colored prints.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure contains six notecards (blank inside) with “Merry Christmas” on front in English and in Cherokee. Includes 6 envelopes. Hand water-colored prints. This design features yaupon holly leaves, apples, and pinecones surrounding the phrase “Merry Christmas” in the Cherokee written language.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure is based on original work by textile designer Frankie Welch. Contains one of each individual notecard design (road runner, thunderbird, turtle, peace pipe, Cherokee syllabary, and Old Navajo) for a total of six notecards. Hand water-colored prints.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure is based on original work by textile designer Frankie Welch. Contains one notecard with “turtle” design. Hand water-colored prints.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure is based on original work by textile designer Frankie Welch. Contains one notecard with “thunderbird” design. Hand water-colored prints.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure is based on original work by textile designer Frankie Welch. Contains one notecard with “peace pipe” design. Hand water-colored prints.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure is based on original work by textile designer Frankie Welch. Contains one notecard with “Cherokee syllabary” design. Hand water-colored prints.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure is based on original work by textile designer Frankie Welch. Contains one notecard with “Old Navajo” design. Hand water-colored prints.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure is based on original work by textile designer Frankie Welch. Contains six notecards with “Cherokee syllabary” design (blank inside) with 6 envelopes. Hand water-colored prints.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure is based on original work by textile designer Frankie Welch. Contains six notecards with “Old Navajo” design (blank inside) with 6 envelopes. Hand water-colored prints.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure is based on original work by textile designer Frankie Welch. Contains six notecards with “peace pipe” design (blank inside) with 6 envelopes. Hand water-colored prints.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure is based on original work by textile designer Frankie Welch. Contains six notecards with “turtle” design (blank inside) with 6 envelopes. Hand water-colored prints.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure is based on original work by textile designer Frankie Welch. Contains six notecards with “thunderbird” design (blank inside) with 6 envelopes. Hand water-colored prints.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure is based on original work by textile designer Frankie Welch. Contains six notecards with “roadrunner” design (blank inside) with 6 envelopes. Hand water-colored prints.

This notecard design by local artist Judith Frasure is based on original work by textile designer Frankie Welch. Contains one notecard with “roadrunner” design.

Each kit includes corn husks, rubber banks, instructions on how to make your own corn husk doll, and information on the legend of the corn husk doll.

Black and tan bracelet with cougar charm. Animals represent certain characteristics according to Native peoples. Cougar characteristics: leader, loyal, courageous, responsible, and aware. Approximate length: 10″

Gray and white bracelet with cougar charm. Animals represent certain characteristics according to Native peoples. Cougar characteristics: leader, loyal, courageous, responsible, and aware. Approximate length: 10″

Navy and green bracelet with buffalo charm. Animals represent certain characteristics according to Native peoples. Buffalo characteristics: strong, stable, consistent, blessed, and full of life. Approximate length: 10″

Red and black bracelet with bear charm. Animals represent certain characteristics according to Native peoples. Bear characteristics: courageous, instinctive, industrious, great strength, and powerful. Approximate length: 10″

Orange and yellow bracelet with elk charm. Animals represent certain characteristics according to Native peoples. Elk characteristics: independent, sensual, protector, majestic, noble. Approximate length: 10″

Alabama. 1812. The southwestern frontier of the young United States spans hundreds of miles between the Mississippi River and the Appalachian Mountains. The region is home to dozens of Native American tribes, American settlers, and the soldiers of Spain, France, England, and the USA. It is a melting pot unseen since the Persian Empire. On the banks of the Coosa River, William Weatherford manages brisk business from his trading post. He is the son of a Scottish military man, who served under George Washington, and a Creek Princess from the sacred Deer family. He moves through both worlds, native and European. He is known as Red Eagle among his Creek brothers. He commands respect. He is the sinew that holds his community from the brink of conflict. But as Red Eagle and his family steer the course of peace, rivals tussle for control of the land. A series of slights pushes the Creek Nation into standing their ground against the power-hungry Governor of the Alabama. When Red Eagle declines to choose sides, his side is chosen for him. With his wife and child murdered and his home burned to the ground. Red Eagle takes command of the Creek forces. He leads a strategic guerilla war of resistance that paralyzes the Governor and forces the US Government to call in General Andrew Jackson to quell the conflict. Through years of battle, Red Eagle commands Jackson’s respect, but the radical factions of his own men – led by his half-brother, the Prophet Josiah – create dissent in his victory plan. As attrition hits both sides and the rivers of Alabama run red with the blood of citizens, how far will Red Eagle go to see peace in his homeland again? When does revenge become folly? When does the past become a dream you cannot return to? How can one man save his people from total destruction? This is the story of William Weatherford. The greatest warrior Andrew Jackson ever faced.

**Out of Print** Enjoy one of the remaining copies of fashion designer Frankie Welch’s book published in 1973. Frankie Welch created hundreds of scarf designs, many of which had Native American themes. She also had a line of Indian jewelry and the illustrations in this book were all designed by Mrs. Welch.

Black Georgia Trail of Tears Association tote bag featuring their logo on the front. Strap is approximately 25″

8oz plastic cup featuring Chieftains Museum logo.

Arrowhead necklace. Each arrowhead features a different shade of rock. Necklace is approximately 11-12″

Postcard showing Native tribes all over a map of the United States.

Chieftains Museum postcard featuring the house on the front.

Chieftains Museum Postcard featuring John Ridge on the front.

Chieftains Museum Postcard featuring Major Ridge on the front.

2″x2″ tan dream catcher

2″x2″ black dream catcher