Reflection Beach Towel wool blanket while the rest of the

while the rest of the plant provides food and habitat to a host of animals

The burnt orange of sun-warmed sandstone fades into dark gray as night rises in the desert

The colors of her original beaded piece as well as this blanket were very specifically chosen

We've taken that sleek and convenient carry-all and given it a Louie Gong twist by adding his incredibly popular Coast Salish Pattern in a black-on-black design that makes an iconic addition to any outfit

Reflection Beach Towel wool blanket while the rest of theThis 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