Celebrating Native American culture in Naperville

Posted September 25, 2015 11:00 pm

Motoko Izumi

"She has no eyes so she cannot judge you. Her feet leave no tracks, so you are the only one to know she is there. She has no hands to meddle in things not about her.

Tell her your hopes, your dreams, your fears, those things that make you happy, things that make you sad.

All these thoughts she will guard very carefully, so when you need them most for strength, this little Sprit Helper will give them back to you. Take her wherever you go and know that you have a friend." - Kangi Ota Win (Many Crows Woman), Wakota Sioux

Celebrating Harvest Pow Wow weekend at Naper Settlement and promoting Native American culture, Trickster Gallery in Schaumburg (Joseph Podlasek, CEO), an NPO group focusing on Native arts, cultural education and awareness, is visiting Naperville's craft art gallery, Artezanato Studio, a Craft Art Gallery Store with unique collection of heritage craft and jewelry items around the world.

Native American crafts will be exhibited and sold thru Sunday October 4th. Take this opportunity to explore the culture around the world, and stop by the unique gallery store in downtown Naperville after/before the Pow Wow event.

Artezanato Studio

231 S. Washington St. Suite 105

Naperville, IL 60540

(630)453-5383

www.artezanatostudio.com

Trickster Gallery

190 S. Roselle Rd.

Schaumburg, IL 60193

(847)301-2090

www.trickstergallery.com

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