Drum Keepers Blanket Indigo Hill The canoe allowed Native Americans

The canoe allowed Native Americans to become an important link in commerce

Each panel was thoughtfully chosen because of its natural texture and depth of color

The hide’s natural oils resist staining

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The tailored plaid pattern offers timeless cabin character while maintaining a refined

Drum Keepers Blanket Indigo Hill The canoe allowed Native AmericansThe sound of the singers and the rhythm of the drum ignited a deep connection within designer Trey Blackhawk, allowing him to fully embrace his ancestral roots. The materials used to create the drum, such as buffalo or moose hide and cedar wood, were once living and were offered as a sacrifice to bring people together in unity, healing, and celebration through dance and song. The traditional applique patterns that frame the drum and sticks pay homage