Whispering Wind

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July 2015

• From the Editor
  July 1, 2015; Heriard, Jack

  It was sad news that I learned of the passing of Tyrone Stewart of Edmond, Oklahoma. Ty was founder and editor of The Singing Wire, American Indian Crafts & Culture, and Indian America...
• Harvesting, Preparation, and Use of Chokecherry Bark
  July 1, 2015; Thompson, Scott M.

  Prunus species (P. virginiana or Chokecherry, and it's close relative P. emarginata or Bitter Cherry, and occasionally the smaller P. pensylvanica sometimes called Bird Cherry) were used for much...
• In Memoriam
  July 1, 2015; Rhoades, Sandy

  Tyrone H. Stewart (1938-2015) Ty Stewart, singer, dancer, craftsman, artist, writer, friend, brother, father, grandfather, and so much more, was many things, to so many people. Tyrone Henry...
• Keeping Hopi Symbols Alive Michael Adams, Artist
  July 1, 2015; Pettigrew, Dawn Karima

  DK: As an artist, how do you describe your stunning work? MA:I started creating Jewelry the way I did because I wanted to provide Native women with symbols of their heritage that they could...
• Lakota Prophecy
  July 1, 2015; Andrews, Frank

  Heard at the home of Severt Young Bear, Summertime, early 1970s, Brotherhood Community, Porcupine District, Pine Ridge Indian Reservation We were sitting under the pine bough shade by the main...
• Morning Star Greets the Dawn a Yakama Beaded Outfit
  July 1, 2015; Green, Richard

  Cultural objects can speak volumes, imparting lessons in choice of materials, style of construction and form of decoration. So too can historic photographs, which can transport the viewer back to...
• Team Dance
  July 1, 2015; Jones, Craig

  Many powwows today have contests that fall into typical categories. There are a number powwows that have "special" contests, often hosted by families, tribal committees or individuals for various...
• The First Modern Mississippi Choctaw Chief
  July 1, 2015; Ferguson, Robert B.

  "The sharp black eyes of the Choctaw chief flashed as he talked of his mission to Washington. He was not clad in the picturesque garb of his tribe. He did not wear a feather in his hat, but the...
• Yakama Chief Jobe Charley: His Story in Pictures
  July 1, 2015; Green, Richard

  Chief Jobe Charley Colwash, or Yemowit, was a noted Yakama headman from the Columbia River Valley region. Grandson of Wishram chief Kalooas (Colwash)*, he was born around 1869 on the Columbia...