“I have seen that in any great undertaking it is not enough for a man to depend simply upon himself.” Lone Man, late 19th century Teton Sioux
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“I have seen that in any great undertaking it is not enough for a man to depend simply upon himself.” Lone Man, late 19th century Teton Sioux
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Native Americans and mountain people share a similar story that is told by the elders to the young ones. I first head it told by on old preacher man from the mountains of West Virginia, but I know of many Native American tribes that also tell it. It goes like this: There is a battle [...]
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The self-proclaimed world-renowned authority on color , Pantone has announced that turquoise is the color of the year for 2010! Pantone is in the business of inspiring design professionals with products, services and technology for colorful exploration and expression of creativity. They eloquently describe turquoise as : “Combining the serene qualities of blue and the [...]
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Did a 50 year old bracelet influence my path in life? This old charm bracelet of my mother’s is a jingly-jangly travelogue, mainly of her visits to Arizona in the 1950′s & ’60′s where my sister lived, and a short trip to Hawaii. It has fascinated me since childhood. Mother was born in Montana. Where [...]
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Why do we like hummingbirds so much? In Native American symbolism, the hummingbird is known as a spirit messenger, the soul carrier and the sun-kisser. It has a very powerful spiritual significance. I have heard stories told about hummingbirds appearing after a loved one has died. If you have of these stories to share, please do. In [...]
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Welcome to the new Blue Eyed Buffalo Blog. One of the questions people often ask is how did we come up with the name? In the shop we had in Florida we had a full mount white buffalo. Not just the head-the whole body. Unfortunately when we moved the store to Georgia we couldn’t take him [...]
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