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Indigenous North American Art
Includes Art by Paul-René Tamburro, member of the Vermont Abenaki Artist Association and Nulhegan Abenaki Tribe of Vermont. Included are Eastern Woodland themes & crafts of Indigenous cultures in the online and physical shops and on this Website.
We are moving to mostly online sales and events (check out events calendar and Facebook Page - SunriseDrum). Call for an in-person visit 219-781-8894 or 219-781-8342. Location: 803 Ranike Drive Anderson, IN 46012. Directions: From Scatterfield Rd. turn west onto Lindberg Rd. Turn at the first right (Ranike Dr.) We are the second house on the left (red roof & gold star on front, with a circle drive).

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Indigenous Culturally Informed Arts, Products and Educational Programs
Kwai! - 'Hello' in Abenaki
Welcome
Drs. Paul-René (Nulhegan Abenaki) & Andrea Tamburro (Shawnee & enrolled Nulhegan Abenaki) are Indigenous educators, social workers & artists. Art sales are a way to help educational & social programs (CLICK tab 'Read More'). Look around, & learn more. Cultural learning & understanding is the purpose. Even sale items include cultural details.