Native made items in OKC?

[tfvc.org]

Is there any place in OKC (prefer the Southside), Moore, or Norman that sells Native made items like windcatchers or medicine wheels? I know that the Native truck stops an hour West of OKC sells them but I would rather not drive 4 hours (I live near Purcell) to get them. Thank you.

[rezman]

There's a place at 47th & Macarthur in Warr Acres called Indian Art Oklahoma that sells Native American jewelry and art. I've bought several pieces there. They have some nice items and I bet they they could also steer you in the right direction. ... 495-1800.

[tfvc.org]

There's a place at 47th & Macarthur in Warr Acres called Indian Art Oklahoma that sells Native American jewelry and art. I've bought several pieces there. They have some nice items and I bet they they could also steer you in the right direction. ... 495-1800.

Thank you!

[mkjeeves]

Across the street from the Bethany post office. I haven't been in there in years.

http://www.nativeamericagallerys.com/

[KayneMo]

Inter-Tribal Designs on N Portland at NW 15th.
http://www.okitd.com/

[tfvc.org]

Across the street from the Bethany post office. I haven't been in there in years.

http://www.nativeamericagallerys.com/

Inter-Tribal Designs on N Portland at NW 15th.
http://www.okitd.com/

Thank you!

[turnpup]

For those of you interested in Native American art, there's a wonderful gallery in the Paseo called The Corridor at PASEO.

[baralheia]

It's only once a month, but the Choctaw Tribal Alliance in S OKC does a market of native items when they do their monthly Indian Taco sale. It's the second Saturday of each month. https://www.visitokc.com/event/ok-ch...e-market/4521/

[shawnw]

Exhibit C in Bricktown

[Jersey Boss]

Much closer to Purcell than Moore or OKC and you can browse for things that are for sale or on exhibit. I hope you find what you are looking for.
https://www.jacobsonhouse.org/

[Studying Okie]

Not quite what you're talking about, but today I learned that MOABs are produced right here in the Great State of Oklahoma.

http://www.tulsaworld.com/homepagela...6429948c7.html

[Swake]

Windcatchers or medicine wheels are almost never real and are fake crap. Sorry, but it's true.