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Wednesday, 5 August 2015
Buy loose gemstones in Great Bend, Kansas
Topic: Native American Crafts

Family Jewels and Annlee Cakes Native American Regalia and Crafts

Brings you fine silver and gold jewelry and beautiful Native Crafted Jewelry

Wedding rings in Great Bend, Kansas

We custom design all WEDDING JEWELRY

At Family Jewels

We are second to no one in our wholesale gemstone prices. 

Perhaps, it is because we carry only the finest grades of gemstones? Or maybe, it is simply we believe in volume selling for the last forty years? No matter what it is? 

We offer the finest jewelry and gemstones at great prices to all. 

That is why the jewelers come and buy from us, and so can you.

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Annlee Cakes in Great Bend, Kansas Annlee and Bob

Annlee Cakes at Family Jewels

Crafts all Native American Indian pow wow and dance items, including seed beaded earrings, and regalia jewelry hand-crafted in traditional styles to the Native American Nation.

Last month we had the honor to craft a duplicate Native Wedding Drop Necklace from 1928.

The family contacted us and it was determined that the original drop necklace threading was very frail and that restoring it was not probable for they desired keeping it as is and as Grandma wore it at her wedding. They wanted the necklace able to be worn again.

The solution was recreating the art beaded Wedding Necklace. And the family agreed!

The video below depicts the recreation of this Traditional and Family Treasure.

The symbol within the drop necklace at first blush glance might appear offending?

However, if you know history it was a sacred symbol for thousands of years before being used by Germany.

 

For thousands of years it was used by many religious cultures including the Catholic Church. In fact, a young choir buy saw this symbol next to a Saint in his church. Many years he adopted this symbol for his terror reign. Fact!

The "hooked cross" as it was originally known also played a part in Native History, and can be found in caves and upon other things discovered in the Americas. Buddhists still use this symbol today with original points rather than end blocks

The symbol was an ancient sacred symbol in numerous cultures around the world, including the cultures of India, Asia, the Middle East, Europe and North America.

In India, the symbol has thousands of years of history. It remains one of the most prominent spiritual symbols in Hinduism, Jainism and Buddhism today, and is found in temples and religious shrines throughout Asia from antiquity onward.

Known to exist at:
The ancient city of Troy.
The Iron Age Koban culture of the Caucasus in Asia minor
On prehistoric Vinca artifacts from South-Eastern Europe
Amongst the ancient Hittites who lived in the area of present day Syria
In Ein Gedi, near Israel's Dead Sea
In the Tang Dynasty of China
In the 13th Century Amiens Cathedral in France
In ancient Greek architectural designs
On Native American Indian artifacts including those of the Navajo and Hopi
On pre-Christian Anglo-Saxon and Druidic artifacts

Originally it meant peace or tranquility of spirit.

I share the above so those reading this understand it is not meant as how Germany miss-used it. Rather, to share it was used for over 12,000 years by others in a far better way.

I share the video to show my looming and art beading gifts from Mother.

I share because our Tradition is to share.

HERE IS THE VIDEO DEPICTING IT UPON MY LOOM.

Please remember: To the Native Family and to Native Indians this symbol was and remains Sacred.

And, is still used by many Religions around the World today.

Family Jewels buys used Native Regalia

As well as all Turquoise and Silver jewelry.


Native American Regalia in Great Bend, Kansas

We have earrings, necklaces, rattles, dream Catchers,

feathers, Cuffs, fan handles, collectibles, medicine bags, art,

art prints and art originals and Warrior Items as well as beaded

strips. Find a design and change the colors by calling us and making a Special Order. Your Regalia is very personal!

To-Day beaded copies of designs are made commercially and in great numbers and yet there still are some traditional Medicine People who do hand-craft and create cultural styled regalia jewelry which is not commercially mass produced but are each hand crafted the traditional ways.

You can find real designer at Pow Wows by simply asking if they can craft YOU a Special Order item with the bones and decorations YOU PICK. If they can you discovered a real traditional designer and not a mass produced seller. It is like a REAL SEED DESIGNER who can create a Special Order design of YOUR CHOICE of colored seed beads to use in the finished pattern item. Mass produced people whom are simply sellers cannot do this simple test? Hand-crafting is a learned skill and it is an art of Culture and Traditions. And, please remember just as you go to work expecting a living wage in these days: So does a genuine traditional DESIGNER deserve the same concept and respect of their Mother Earth gifted abilities. WE ARE REAL GENUINE DESIGNERS...You like one of my designs but desire different colors...We can do that!

You have found a real bead art designer To-Day!

We have designers that are Registered Members of the following tribes: Pottawatomie, Iowa, Cherokee, Chippewa, Navajo, and more. We also have designers that are in the process of registration. And, we have some few that are masters in the styles of Native Regalia. On any item we are pleased to inform you of the designer if you request more information. email: annlee_cakes@cox.net

We can Peyote stitch decorate Your Raptor Feathers!

We use larger type for the vision impaired: We are not shouting.  

 

Visit: Family Jewels and Silver

Family Jewels and Silver Inc.
1911 Lakin Avenue
Great Bend, Ks 67530
Phone: 620-796-2252

Mugwa: Annlee

 

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Posted by annleecakes at 10:25 AM CDT
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Saturday, 16 May 2015
Calm Sleep Medicine Bags
Topic: Native American Crafts
Native Pow Wow Regalia
Annlee Cakes Native American Regalia and Crafts
Arkansas City, Kansas

Makes Traditional Spirit Medicine Bags

Need a calm sleep? Try our Traditional Sleep Medicine Bags. 

They last for years. http://goo.gl/S6gZq8

We have other Medicine Bags as well.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Posted by annleecakes at 6:23 AM CDT
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Wednesday, 26 March 2014
49 cent Shipping on all Native American Regalia
Mood:  celebratory
Topic: Native American Crafts

Osiyo:

We are happy to now be able to offer 49 cent shipping on every hand crafted Native American Regalia at our new Bullszi shop.

Fixed shipping for only 49 cents an item is being tested by us and we hope it works out so we can keep the offer all the time?

We invite you to come and explore our new shop, and enjoy 49 cent shipping to the USA States ONLY.

Annlee Cakes Native American Regalia and Crafts


Posted by annleecakes at 4:19 AM CDT
Updated: Wednesday, 26 March 2014 4:21 AM CDT
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Wednesday, 2 October 2013
Annlee Cakes at the Powwows
Topic: Native American Crafts

Osiyo:

September was a marvelous month of going to powwows and meeting new friends. 

Our booth display this year was 10 feet wide and 60 feet long. An impressive powow display of hand crafted seed bead jewelry for the Great Circle.  And, at the White Cloud, Kansas powwow we had the enjoyment of many friends and the sharings of traditional ways. The weather was wonderful. 

The second powwow of September was at Standing Bear in Oklahoma where once more blessings flowed as the Eagle flies.  The attending crowd was interesting and many questions were answered. A very good sharing!

Although we are a bit worn out from two weekend powwows in a rom: The third of the season is this October first weekend at the Kaw Reservation in Oklahoma. This is a traditional event with many things going on. Wonderful things always occur at this powwow.

We crafted many new designs and some are now online at our shops. You are invited to visit and explore, and to share the site with friends and family. We appreciate your time and that you share the links. We remain a small family business thanks to all of you.

Here is the link: 

Annlee Cakes Native American Regalia and Crafts.

Blessings...Annlee


Posted by annleecakes at 7:21 AM CDT
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Sunday, 1 July 2012

Now Playing: July Updates from Annlee Cakes Native Crafts
Topic: Native American Crafts

Osiyo:

July is always a fun month for us, as we prepare for our booths at the Pow Wows and plan a great fun filled 4Th of July.

Kansas heat wave with no rain is taking it's toll upon our gardens, :(

Our CafePress Shops are growing by leaps and bounds! :)


The products we offer are designed with the exclusive Art Paintings of Arkansas City, Kansas artist/author Robert William Vincent (aka) pabear48 and are ONLY available from Annlee Cakes World Wide. A beautiful line of art designed clothing for the entire family as well as useful drink ware, auto items and home and office decor. Our 2012 Election section has motivational and great comic art.

You are invited to come and explore:
BEAR CHARMS AND MORE

Our Native Crafts shop is also expanding! We have the honor of offering Native American Hand-Crafted Flutes by Long Hair. Each is signed. He has been crafting them for over 50 years.

We are honored to offer BONE ART: By David Back
The culture of the Native American decorated many bones with drawings they applied. To-day artists with modern inks are able to re-create the native art and some artists like David Back have created their own distinctive bone Art pieces.

Annlee Cakes is proud to offer for the first time the beautiful bone art of David Back. While we have taken care to take pictures no photo is like holding the finished bone art creation and seeing with human eyes. The photos can be viewed at our Native Crafts.

Special Limited Time Offer:
At CHECKOUT....Enter this special code: POWWOW2012
And, you will receive an immediate 10 percent off any purchase over $ 100 or more.
Save To-day! Savings could be as high as $ 24,000 plus on some Art Originals?

Annlee Cakes Native American Regalia and Crafts

Blessings...........Annlee

Remember to visit and bookmark OUR MAIN WEB

ANNLEE CAKES

 


Posted by annleecakes at 6:44 AM CDT
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Friday, 23 March 2012
Annlee Cakes of Arkansas City, Kansas 2012 Sharing
Topic: Native American Crafts

Osiyo:

Winter winds are gone from the Kansas skies but replaced by the Spring winds of change and growth. Just like the changes of Mother earth we are changing all the time as a developing business with 7 online stores.

Winter's crafting has brought many new Native American Regalia seed beaded items to our
Annlee Cakes Native American Regalia and Crafts.

We have expanded our Bear Charms and More to over 40,000 hand designed Artwork products for home, office and a clothing line for the entire family.

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Our Native American Regalia and Crafts Shop

Osiyo:

This year we have been honored to carry new hand-crafted flutes.

We are honored to represent one of the best Native American
flute crafters in the United States of America.

Flutes by Darrell Bolin of Oklahoma. 
Long Hair is his company. He has been crafting flutes for over 50 years.
He has mastered crafting the five hole flute.

Each flute is hand crafted and must pass the final inspection of 
Darrell who has been making them for many years. Darrell is now in
in his sixties and still enjoys crafting and playing his beautiful flutes.
His flutes have a great voice to Mother Earth and Grandfather.

Made in the traditional way and each tuned by hand.

Visit our Native Crafts Store

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Vintage Native American Regalia now being offered by Annlee Cakes

Mugwa:

We are honored to represent D.D. Dennis

From the private collection of D.D.Dennis who has been collecting Native American Regalia for over 40 years comes the most beautiful hand crafted pieces from many years ago. Each item is 100 percent authentic and was worn in the Great Circle.

These are ready for display in a museum as is, or with some tender care ready to wear once more into the Great Circle by a new owner.

Some are beautiful brain tanned buffalo. Hand crafted very special! Each a prise of it's own.

Come and take a peek!

Annlee cakes Native American Regalia and Crafts

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Thank you!

Osiyo:

We thank all of you for making 2011 a wonderful year for us.

We pray, your 2012 is a wonderful year for you and for us.

We remain a family owned business serving our customers one at a time in a connected style. You and your's are importent to us!

We are real crafters!

Annlee Cakes Native American Regalia and Crafts
Sells all Native American Indian pow wow and dance style items, including
seed beaded earrings, and regalia jewelry hand-crafted in traditional styles to the Native American Nation.

My seed beaded crafts are not an assembly line, and most you will find offered  are a "LIMIT OF ONE" simply because they are "hand assembled" and not mass produced. My earrings are for the distinctive addition to personal Native Regalia. Our beading is for the wearing in the Dance Circle or for personal choice of the buyer. If you find one you like I suggest considering order it before it is gone. 

To-Day beaded copies of designs are made commercially and in great numbers and yet there still are some traditional Medicine People who do hand-craft and create cultural styled regalia jewelry which is not commercially mass produced but are each hand crafted the traditional ways.

You can find real crafters at Pow Wows by simply asking if they can craft YOU a Special Order item with the bones and decorations YOU PICK. If they can you discovered a real traditional crafter and not a mass produced seller. It is like a REAL SEED BEADER who can create a Special Order design of YOUR CHOICE of colored seed beads to use in the finished pattern item. Mass produced people whom are simply sellers cannot do this simple test? Hand-crafting is a learned skill and it is an art of Culture and Traditions. And, please remember just as you go to work expecting a living wage in these days: So does a genuine traditional crafter deserve the same concept and respect of their Mother Earth gifted abilities. WE ARE REAL GENUINE CRAFTERS...You like one of my designs but desire different colors...We can do that! 

You have found a real crafter To-Day! 

Search and find our very "Special Sales" on various items? Save with these Limited Time Special Sale offers while they last? Save To-Day!
Explore and discover that perfect regalia item To-day!
Special Sale will end at our discretion! They are marked as "ON SALE" after you open to view the item? Save $$$$ by purchasing while still on Special Sale!

Our way of saying "Thank You" to all our customers visiting my online store!
On Sale prices ONLY valid right here and "not at" our Arkansas City Store.

Annlee Cakes Native American Regalia and Crafts


Annlee Cakes Dot Com

Blessings.........Annlee and Bob



 


Posted by annleecakes at 6:13 AM CDT
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Tuesday, 2 August 2011
Native American Indian Crafted Regalia
Topic: Native American Crafts

My Native American Trading Post is for sharing and knowledge about the Native American Culture and Pow Wows.

Native American Indian Crafts

Annlee Cakes Native American Regalia and Crafts shares about Native Traditions and Culture as applied to Native Indian Crafts.

Native Americans have been crafting for centuries and beyond. Basically all their clothes were also crafted from hides. For summer wear most hides were scrapped clean of fur, and for winter they kept the fur on but reversed the wearing so the fur was against the body to keep heat in.

Crafting was natural to the Native Indians. Women crafted designs and made utensils from the horns and bones of animals the Warriors brought to the meals. Warriors crafted with leather, sinew and feathers and even with stones or hair braided into useful things. All decorations were a craft.

When new items became available the Natives crafted with them. Examples are: Metals, beads of wood, beads of horns, glass beads brought by traders.

Today, we all can see the wonders of Native American Indian Crafts by attending the fantastic PowWows held all over the United States. Seeing the time people have spent to create their Dancing Regalia is marvelous when you come to understand it was not done overnight. Some have spent years to build their Circle Items.

Moreover, at the Pow Wow you will see many venders displaying crafted items for sale. I do not know of even one Powwow without venders showing off their wares like the traders of old. But, with tents and displays!

The list of crafted items is endless: From bows and arrows to eating utensils. Encompassing decorating one's horse to decorating one's Teepee. Making knives, clubs and even flutes or pipes is all Native American Indian Crafts. Many women crafted foot wear and clothes. Pots made from clay have been discoved for centuries.

Today, crafted items include earrings, jewelry, rattles, Head Wear, Colorful and gorgeous Dance Regalia and even fancy dance shawls. Like I said the list is truly endless.

The most beautiful hand crafted items came after the introduction of beads, and especially colored beads. However, long before glass beads appeared?

Originally, Native American Indians crafted beads that were carved from natural materials like shells,coral,turquoise and stones or the metals like copper, silver, wood, amber, ivory, and animal bones, horns, and some were discovered made from teeth. Glass beads were not used until the fur traders brought to the Natives in trade for furs. Glass beads quickly became part of American Indian Crafts culture. Today glass beads, particularly fine seed beads, are the primary materials for traditional beaders of many tribes and adorn the finest of Regalia you may view in the Circle.

I enjoy crafting with seed beads and with leather.

I hope you enjoyed! Mugwa...Annlee

You are always invited to visit My Native Crafts Store

http://jewelrywonder.com/annleecakes

 


Posted by annleecakes at 12:01 AM CDT
Updated: Tuesday, 2 August 2011 5:57 AM CDT
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