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Welcome to the Chief Dodge Artifacts page where Native American artists display their recreations of traditional hunting, ceremonial, and daily use items. Yesterday's tools become today's works of art in their talented hands. Past generations of Native American peoples were unequaled in their use of and respect for the natural resources of their lands.
Prayers were given and ceremonies observed as they fashioned bone, clay, stone, leather and other elements into tools, hunting weapons, ceremonial, and utilitarian household items. And even now, each of the artifacts sold here at Chief Dodge is entirely handcrafted using traditional methods and respectfully gathered materials.
Yesterday's tools are today's works of art as the artists faithfully re-create the ceremonial shields, bows and arrows, lances, headdresses, dreamcatchers and cradleboards used by our ancestors.
Please note: items shown on this page are not to scale.

Artifact
Traditional Cochiti Drum with beater. Rawhidw and wood. This drum has a wonderful sound.
20" tall x 13" in diameter

Ceremonial Hatchet by Clara Vasquez (Navajo). Black feathers, glass bead and bone medicine wheel, medicine pouch, beaded handle with braided leather hanger.
16" long x 24" tall (hanger to end of feathers) x 1" deep

Artifact
Patriotic Dream Catcher by Gene George (Navajo). Glass beads, feathers, black horsehair, and leather
12" long x 5 1/2" in diameter x 1/4" deep

Handpainted leather quiver with arrows by Petrick Brown (Navajo). Glass beads and feathers.
20" long x 25" tall (hanger to ends of fringe)
x 2.5" deep

Artifact
Earthtone Dream Catcher by Nathan and Charlene Boyd (Navajo)
light tan leather, feathers and black horsehair.
15" long x 7" in diameter x 1/4" deep

Fine Weave Dream Catcher by Rose Marie Williams (Navajo). Burgundy, green and gold glass beads, feathers, nuggets of turquoise woven into center of dream catcher.
12" long x 4 1/2" in diameter x 1/4" deep

TO ORDER CALL 1-800-553-5604
Online Catalog hours: Monday thru Friday 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. MST.
This Web site is best viewed using version 4.0 or later browsers.
Please direct any questions or comments to our webmaster via e-mail: sunshinedodge@earthlink.net.
© 2001 Chief Dodge Indian Jewelry and Fine Arts, Inc.

Traditional Cochiti Drum with beater. Rawhidw and wood. This drum has a wonderful sound. 20" tall x 13" in diameter	Ceremonial Hatchet by Clara Vasquez (Navajo). Black feathers, glass bead and bone medicine wheel, medicine pouch, beaded handle with braided leather hanger. 16" long x 24" tall (hanger to end of feathers) x 1" deep
Patriotic Dream Catcher by Gene George (Navajo). Glass beads, feathers, black horsehair, and leather 12" long x 5 1/2" in diameter x 1/4" deep	Handpainted leather quiver with arrows by Petrick Brown (Navajo). Glass beads and feathers. 20" long x 25" tall (hanger to ends of fringe) x 2.5" deep
Earthtone Dream Catcher by Nathan and Charlene Boyd (Navajo) light tan leather, feathers and black horsehair. 15" long x 7" in diameter x 1/4" deep	Fine Weave Dream Catcher by Rose Marie Williams (Navajo). Burgundy, green and gold glass beads, feathers, nuggets of turquoise woven into center of dream catcher. 12" long x 4 1/2" in diameter x 1/4" deep
TO ORDER CALL 1-800-553-5604 Online Catalog hours: Monday thru Friday 10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturday 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. MST. This Web site is best viewed using version 4.0 or later browsers. Please direct any questions or comments to our webmaster via e-mail: sunshinedodge@earthlink.net. © 2001 Chief Dodge Indian Jewelry and Fine Arts, Inc.