Indian Country Expressions (ICE) was established to publish Greeting Cards featuring Authentic Native American Art. ICE is located in White Bear Lake, MN. ICE is 100% Native American owned and operated.
Americans are focusing outward, seeking to connect, enhance, and nurture their relationships with others. Inventive designs, despite the higher cost, the design-fashion flare, and artistic uniqueness of these cards continues to win the favor of many card purchasers.
Customers are looking for greeting cards with a Native American theme. ICE's line of cards is designed by Native American artists and can be labeled "Authentic Native American Art". ICE greeting cards provide a solution for the gift shop manager to provide cards featuring Authentic Native American Art to their customers.
Indian Country Expressions Express Yourself! D. K. Lemon, Inc. dba Indian Country Expressions
Introducing the Turtle Voices collection of twelve 5x7" greeting cards and envelopes. The cards are blank inside for your personal message. The Authentic Native American Beadwork was hand crafted by Limón (Ojibwe/Oneida).
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of each card benefits the Turtle Foundation, USA. The Turtle Foundation is doing great work to save the Sea Turtle.
Custom orders are available upon request. Indian Country Expressions was commissioned to design the National Indian Gaming Association (NIGA) Christmas card for 2007.
Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. Thank you for your interest in Indian Country Expressions greeting cards.
Join the Turtle Foundation free of charge at: turtle-foundation.org.
Dolls - One of a kind hand made Authentic Native American Art.
The No Face Doll was created by the award winning artist Limón (Ojibwe/Oneida) and inspired from the legend of the Haudenosaunee (People of the Long House). Each doll is hand made of wood, horse hair, and beaded buckskin and stands approximately 6" to 7" tall. Each doll comes with the story of the No Face Doll. The dolls are one of a kind and signed by the artist. The artist Limón is an enrolled member of the Oneida Nation of Wisconsin. His work is an expression of the spirituality of ancient traditions and a culture that has survived more than a thousand years. His artwork is based on the rich Native American culture, especially of the Ojibwe and the Oneida nations, combined with the influence of contemporary materials and ideals of the modern world. Find more information about the artist Limón at mnartists.org/Limon2.
