In North America, ribbon shirts and ribbon dresses can be seen
at any of our cultural events. Though buckskin garments are
highly prized for their beadwork, hand-lacing, conchos, feather and
horsehair adornments, ribbon clothing can go from the dance circle to the
office. Whether we are called Indians, Natives,
Aboriginal People or Inuit, our many and varied tribes all live
together on Turtle Island. At cultural events such as Powwows
you will see all the various types of tribal regalia worn with great
pride by our People.
NKJ Native Originals would like
to present you with the opportunity to own a ribbon shirt, ribbon dress or
buckskin apparel made by 'happy Mohawk
fingers' on the Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory in southern Ontario, Canada.
As you move through the pictures you may or may not see the style you are
looking for. If you have something particular in mind we can create it
for you, from a drawing or picture. Never hesitate to ask.
Narda Kathleen Julg is a Mohawk who lives on the Tyendinaga Mohawk
Territory. She creates unique clothing with a rich Native flair for
Tribal members, movie stars and the general public.

The picture in the centre is the Tyendinaga Powwow grounds in
autumn. The line drawings on either side represent Canada. The eagle,
giving the gift of eagle feathers, stands for the original First Nations and
the maple leaves for Canada as it is now.