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Drums are important to Native American culture. The beating of a drum resembles the heartbeat of Mother Earth. The sound is said to improve people’s moods, restore balance, promote healing, and provide a connection with the spirits. For similar reasons, drum circles play a considerable role in Native American culture and ceremonies. They can be […]

One simple act changed the entire process of producing, marketing, and selling Native American and Native American-style goods—and for the better. Here’s what to know about the Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990. When Did It Pass? Jon Kyl, a Republican senator from Arizona, introduced the act in 1989. It passed through the House […]

The powwow is a grand celebration of culture, where members of diverse, indigenous tribes dance, sing, socialize, and honor the traditions of their ancestors. These events can be public or private, and they vary in length from single, one-day events to week-long endeavors. Here’s what to know about the Native American powwow, including its origin, […]

Drums are beautiful, sacred things. To maintain their sound and appearance, you’ll need to treat them with tender, loving care. Performing regular maintenance on your drum will increase its longevity and sound quality. Looking for some maintenance tips? Here’s how to care for a Native American drum. Store It in a Safe Place Hang or […]