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Travel plans are all booked and I'm ready for the Gathering of Nations Pow Wow! Just over a month away! We have a quick trip to Florida to visit our daughter next week first. Then our next trip is back to New Mexico. We are counting down to Gathering by hosting a giveaway sponsored by our friends at Eighth Generation! This blanket is just ONE of the prizes! The blanket was designed by Bethany Yellowtail. Bethany Yellowtail is a fashion designer who grew up on the Crow Nation and is tribally enrolled in the Northern Cheyenne Nation. Her clothing line, B. YELLOWTAIL, acts as a celebration of ancestral tradition, beauty, and culture, embracing an authentic voice of contemporary Native America through design and wearable art.
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