The Artesian Arts Festival in Sulphur, OK
May 25th, 10am- 6pm
Booth #39
August 17th & 18th
Booth #PAL S 240
Oklhili' Hashi' translates to "night sun" in the Chickasaw language. Each piece of this collection celebrates the power of change and transformation, and symbolizes new strength that emerges to shine light in the darkness.
Place is central to Indigenous identities and plants are an essential feature of the land. This Collection celebrates the plants used by our Chickasaw ancestors for food and medicine.
This collection celebrates the tradition of female leadership and strength in the Chickasaw Nation. From generation to generation, our women have defended our people.
As Chickasaw women, we have always protected and defended our lands from invaders. During the French – Indian wars of the 1700s our ancestors saw violence and uncertainty enter their lives.
Showcase your unique strength and celebrate your story in metal and stone. Designed to inspire, each piece is meticulously handcrafted from precious materials using the ancient techniques of our artist's ancestors.
