Osage News Holiday Gift Guide

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Christmas is coming and these Osage-owned businesses and artisans are open and ready for business. Whether its presents or stocking stuffers, these artists may have what you’ve been looking for.

Osage Nation Foundation – All proceeds benefit the Osage Nation Foundation for the Osage citizenry. Christmas ornaments, limited edition Pendleton blankets, Osage Nation flags, hats and more. https://www.osagefoundation.org/

Osage Nation Visitors Center – located at the corner of Lynn Avenue and Main Street in Pawhuska. 

Osage News 2020 Calendars – The Osage News 2020 Calendar is filled with photos from this year’s Inlonshka dances! Photos by Cody Hammer, Morgan Kidder and Benny Polacca are featured. Reserve your calendar by calling (918) 287-5668, email us at osagenews@osagenation-nsn.gov or message us on Facebook.

Spurs and Arrows – All things Osage County! Tees, Caps, Purses, Jewelry, Souvenirs, Pendleton & Home Goods. https://www.facebook.com/spursandarrows/

Supernaw’s Oklahoma Indian Supply – A Native American owned and operated business since 1969 specializing in seed beads, cut beads, beading supplies, leather, silver jewelry, Native American http://supernaws.com/

We.ome.pe Designs, Art and Jewelry – Give the gift of Osage-themed jewelry! Online store, jewelry, apparel, everything is 15% off for their Winter sale with the promo code SNOWFLAKE until Dec. 18. https://www.weomepedesigns.com/

Addie Roanhorse, custom made leggings and apparel – Give the gift of Osage-themed leggings, scarves, hats, jewelry, artwork and more! https://www.facebook.com/bigraingallery/

Amy’s Custom Creations, items and apparel – Adorable appliqué t-shirts for toddlers and kids. Lots of great vinyl shirts and other items! Embroidery for shawls, dance skirts and blankets. https://www.facebook.com/amytreatscustomcreations/

The Fairfax Chief – Give the gift of a paid subscription! https://www.facebook.com/FairfaxChief1/

Sarah Megyn Kelley, Mary Kay Cosmetics Consultant – Give the gift of cosmetics and facial care! https://www.marykay.com/Skelley9614?fbclid=IwAR3yS6YRYpt7vpgDvdFx0WEznhZXBNEkv7hMrccD6BbkH15nKwdAJsVNmY8

Joe Don Brave, Art and Merchandise – Give the gift of art! https://www.facebook.com/joedonbraveart/

Robin West, Paparazzi Jewelry Consultant https://paparazziaccessories.com/101245/?fbclid=IwAR3JJL3AbBsvftRF7mWsKCshx_75VLpsmV_KaH-UhWDZ7FVplg5IukoNmFw

Mina’s Baby Boutique – Give the gift of designer baby clothes! https://minasbabyboutique.com/

Reduced Lunch Photography – Give the gift of professional photography! Buy sessions for a friend or family, or schedule your own. https://www.facebook.com/ReducedLunchPhotography/

Ah-Tha-Tse Catering – Give the gift of a delicious meal!  https://www.facebook.com/AhThaTse

Bonnie Pratt, Moccasins and Beadwork – (918) 287-6428 

Hair Razors – give the gift of a makeover! Hair, Nails, Shellac, Acrylic, Manicures, Pedicures, Eye Lash extensions, cuts, colors, perms, waxing, Retail items in stock, Spray tan. https://www.facebook.com/Hairrazors3434/

Sunny Slope Boutique – Women’s Clothing store. https://www.facebook.com/sunnyslopeboutique/

Osage Trading Company – Native American Tobacco, Pendleton Blankets, Native American Jewelry, Shawls, BEX Sunglasses, Hy-O Silver Jewelry, Native American Traditional Items. https://www.facebook.com/osagetradingco/

Waterbird Gallery – The Water Bird Gallery features Native American Art, turquoise jewelry, new and vintage Native American clothing/items, cedar chests, gifts and more! https://www.facebook.com/TheWaterBirdGallery/

Sky Eagle Collection 

Dante Biss-Grayson, Fine Art http://dantebissgrayson.faso.com/ 

 

 

Books

Give the gift of literature by purchasing one of these books by Osage authors:

“A Pipe for February,” by the late Charles Red Corn

“The Deaths of Sybil Bolton,” by Dennis McAuliffe

“Colonial Entanglement,” by Jean Dennison

“The Osages,” by the late John Joseph Mathews

“Osage Dictionary,” by Carolyn Quintero

“Frybread for Addie,” by Mindy Standley

“Addie, Be Brave,” by Mindy Standley

“Osage Indian Bands and Clans,” by the late Louis F. Burns

“An Eagle Nation,” by Carter Revard

“Maria Tallchief: America’s Prima Ballerina,” by Larry Kaplan, Maria Tallchief

“The Osage Timeline,” by Lou Brock

“Traditions of the Osage,” by Garrick Bailey

“Like a Hurricane: The Indian Movement from Alcatraz to Wounded Knee,” by Paul Chaat Smith and Robert Warrior

“The People and the Word: Reading Native Nonfiction,” by Robert Warrior

“Wedding Clothes and the Osage Community: A Giving Heritage,” by Daniel C. Swan and Jim Cooley

If there are any Osage-owned businesses left off this list, please send the information to osagenews@osagenation-nsn.gov. Happy Holidays!


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Osage News


Original Publish Date: 2019-12-10 00:00:00

Author

  • Benny Polacca

    Title: Senior Reporter

    Email: bpolacca@osagenation-nsn.gov

    Instagram: @bpolacca

    Topic Expertise: Government, Tribal Government, Community

    Languages spoken: English, basic knowledge of Spanish and French

    Benny Polacca (Hopi/ Havasupai/ Pima/ Tohono O’odham) started working at the Osage News in 2009 as a reporter in Pawhuska, Okla., where he’s covered various stories and events that impact the Osage Nation and Osage people. Those newspaper contributions cover a broad spectrum of topics and issues from tribal government matters to features. As a result, Polacca has gained an immeasurable amount of experience in covering Native American affairs, government issues and features so the Osage readership can be better informed about the tribal current affairs the newspaper covers.

    Polacca is part of the Osage News team that was awarded the Native American Journalists Association's Elias Boudinet Free Press Award in 2014 and has won numerous NAJA media awards, as well as awards from the Oklahoma Press Association and SPJ Oklahoma Pro Chapter, for storytelling coverage and photography.

    Polacca earned his bachelor’s degree from Arizona State University and also participated in the former American Indian Journalism Institute at the University of South Dakota where he was introduced to the basics of journalism and worked with seasoned journalists there and later at The Forum daily newspaper covering the Fargo, N.D. area where he worked as the weeknight reporter.

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Title: Senior Reporter

Email: bpolacca@osagenation-nsn.gov

Instagram: @bpolacca

Topic Expertise: Government, Tribal Government, Community

Languages spoken: English, basic knowledge of Spanish and French

Benny Polacca (Hopi/ Havasupai/ Pima/ Tohono O’odham) started working at the Osage News in 2009 as a reporter in Pawhuska, Okla., where he’s covered various stories and events that impact the Osage Nation and Osage people. Those newspaper contributions cover a broad spectrum of topics and issues from tribal government matters to features. As a result, Polacca has gained an immeasurable amount of experience in covering Native American affairs, government issues and features so the Osage readership can be better informed about the tribal current affairs the newspaper covers.

Polacca is part of the Osage News team that was awarded the Native American Journalists Association's Elias Boudinet Free Press Award in 2014 and has won numerous NAJA media awards, as well as awards from the Oklahoma Press Association and SPJ Oklahoma Pro Chapter, for storytelling coverage and photography.

Polacca earned his bachelor’s degree from Arizona State University and also participated in the former American Indian Journalism Institute at the University of South Dakota where he was introduced to the basics of journalism and worked with seasoned journalists there and later at The Forum daily newspaper covering the Fargo, N.D. area where he worked as the weeknight reporter.