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Craft Supplies, Beads, Native American Goods
861 E Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55414
612-872-0390
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Today: 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
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0kenneth dean Bellanger is the owner of Northland Visions. He is a Leash Lake Ojbway and servied his country as a US Marine and was wonded. The store Northland Visions at 1113 East Franklin Avenue in Minneapols MN. The indian art and gifts are excellent product. My name is: David J. Skrypez was in the Us Air Force for twenty years and I am now Retired 14237 Blackfoot ST NW Andover, MN 55304-7405
kenneth dean Bellanger is the owner of Northland Visions. He is a Leash Lake Ojbway and servied his country as a US Marine and was wonded. The store Northland Visions at 1113 East Franklin Avenue in Minneapols MN. The indian art and gifts are excellent product. My name is: David J. Skrypez was in the Us Air Force for twenty years and I am now Retired 14237 Blackfoot ST NW Andover, MN 55304-7405
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- Northland Visions, started as Northland Native American Products, and has grown from a home-based, mail-order business into a gallery and retail space where one can find treasures of the land, original items made by Native peoples from the Woodland and Plains tribes of the upper Midwest in what is now Minnesota, the Dakotas, Wisconsin, Canada and other northern states stretching from Montana to the east coast. Northland Visions started in 1995, and originally dealt entirely in gift products, making use of traditional north woods gifts. Hand crafted birch bark baskets and canoes filled with rare gourmet foods from the Ojibwe people and the Minnesota northland centering around natural hand harvested Wild Rice of Minnesota. These products are still available, and they come with the stories of their origins. For example, our wild rice is hand harvested from natural rice beds in the traditional way on reservations lakes and rivers. The Ojibwe people pole their canoes through the rice and use wooden batons to knock it into the canoes. Then the rice is hand parched using wood, not gas, to preserve the aroma and the natural brown-green color. Here at Northland Visions we sells packets of our wild rice, along with syrup and jellies made from the wild berries of the land. Among the many mouth watering types, we offer chokecherry, hawthorn, highbush cranberry, rose hip, and wild plum, flavors that one certainly cannot find at many grocery stores in town. In December of 1999, we moved into the Ancient Traders Market at 1113 East Franklin Avenue. We always wanted to be able to show the beauty of the arts, but the decision about where to open the gallery was not obvious. People from the Native American community helped us realize that Franklin Avenue was the right home for the Northland Visions gallery. Many people in the community have very great pride in our success and they are feeling a sense of ownership. We here at Northland Visions are proud to be a part of this growing community, to share with others what the community has to offer through arts, foods and the culture. The gallery is truly an oasis, a sensual experience given over to celebration. One walks in to quiet strummings of music, the gentle scents of sage, cedar, or sweetgrass, and a warm greeting from the owners and the staff. Then, one can wander and drink in the beauty of art, scent, and words. There are dream catchers, earthen candles, and books. There are sculptures of elders, horses, eagles, and the White Buffalo. There are dance sticks, drums of all sizes, and blankets of many colors. And there are prints and paintings whose names offer only a hint of their visual poetry. Lakota Twilight, The Matriarchy, Feeding the spirit, beyond Time, and Circle of Life are only a few of the many paintings that have adorned the walls of our gallery. The art of Northland Visions is unique and diverse, some of it traditional, some of it quite modern. The art tells stories. And one can learn about the background of the artists as we share the how and the why of the person behind the art in order to honor them. We have seen how good people feel when they come into this space. We believe they feel the emotions of the art itself. Everything in here has been created to be shared. Come share the experience with us here at Northland Visions and feel the spirit.
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Mon - Fri: Sat: Sun Closed - Categories
- Craft Supplies, Beads, Native American Goods
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- Statues & StoneworkIndian GoodArtifactsMixed MediaEngravingsAntique & CurioPrintsVintage PostersCrafted Rug & BlanketSculpture & Carved ProductOriginal GraphicStatue & StoneworkEtchingCeramics & Pottery
- AcrylicsTapestries & WeavingsMetal WorkTapetrie & WeavingPaintingFine ArtGlassCeramic & PotteryPrintWoodworkPostersPaintingsDrawing
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- Beltrami, Northeast Minneapolis
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