Abundance Tote Bethany Fackrell Evening Woods recreates the forest

Evening Woods recreates the forest at dusk

Each richly-colored greeting card is accented by gold foil

This 100% silk scarf was designed by Michelle Lowden (Acoma Pueblo) in collaboration with Eighth Generation’s Inspired Natives® Project

The beautiful blanket by acclaimed Blackfeet ledger artist John Isaiah Pepion is a tribute to the Elk or (Ponoka)

Abundance Tote Bethany Fackrell Evening Woods recreates the forestIn the Pacific Northwest, one of the first signs of the abundance of spring is the emergence of ferns. One of the oldest land plants, ferns have sustained humans, animals, and even the land itself for millennia. The springy green fiddleheads are an epicurean delight, featured in high end dishes to humble home cooking, while the rest of the plant provides food and habitat to a host of animals, amphibians, and insects. In addition, ferns are one of the