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    Explore Unique Ancestral Art Creations

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    Bringing heritage to life through stunning art pieces.

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    Bringing heritage to life through stunning art pieces.

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    About Me

    Shi'Neli, a Dine woman

    Our Mission

    Our Mission

    Our Mission

    At Neecee's Ancestral Art, we strive to celebrate and preserve the rich cultural heritage of ancestral art forms. Our mission is to create a space where art enthusiasts can connect with authentic pieces that tell a story and inspire creativity.

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    Cradleboard baby

    Our Process

    Our Mission

    Our Mission

    We believe in a meticulous approach to art creation, blending traditional techniques with modern aesthetics. Each piece at Neecee's Ancestral Art is crafted with care, ensuring that every detail reflects the rich history and stories behind the artwork.

    Native Liberty

    My Inspiration

    My Inspiration

    My Inspiration

    NAA plans on establishing an art community in an area located on Duwamish ancestral land in what is now known as West Seattle. Denise is descended from people who lived near what is now known as Alki and we want to reclaim a small patch of it for art and game instruction.


    We have taught and will always teach anyone who wants to learn beadi

    NAA plans on establishing an art community in an area located on Duwamish ancestral land in what is now known as West Seattle. Denise is descended from people who lived near what is now known as Alki and we want to reclaim a small patch of it for art and game instruction.


    We have taught and will always teach anyone who wants to learn beading, painting or Slahal and we have made it a strategic part of our overall plan to reach out worldwide to share our cultural traditions and songs, especially with youth and people living in economically distressed regions.


    Our impact on the planet must be mitigated with our own efforts at recycling and using vendors that responsibly produce and recycle their product waste. We will source locally as much as possible and source ethically if outside our purview. We will use less power and streamline shipping practices in our operations to cut our carbon imprint as much as possible.

    Denise Emerson at her art show.

    Our Philosophy

    My Inspiration

    My Inspiration

    We believe that great designs should be accessible to everyone. That's why we offer affordable pricing without sacrificing quality. We also believe that every project is unique and deserves a customized approach.


    A new interview on KIRO TV. The story aired yesterday and is now online: https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/native-artists-reclaim

    We believe that great designs should be accessible to everyone. That's why we offer affordable pricing without sacrificing quality. We also believe that every project is unique and deserves a customized approach.


    A new interview on KIRO TV. The story aired yesterday and is now online: https://www.kiro7.com/news/local/native-artists-reclaim-land-south-seattle/WWLKYVFOEVDWPICSABH3A7HP64/


    And the the Seattle Times: https://www.seattletimes.com/explore/at-home/looking-for-native-art-in-the-pacific-northwest-heres-how-to-know-if-its-authentic/

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    Latest Work

    Skokomish couple Frank & Lucy Allen
    Beaded bag translated as digital art.
    Cradleboard Babies
    Enamel Bear
    Big Red
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    Sister Wall Mug (15 oz)

    Our images fit on many sizes of mugs, but we prefer the 15 oz size.

    People of The River Mug (15 oz)

    A mug with Skokomish symbols and accents.

    Washington State Tribes Mug (15 oz)

    We are especially proud of our Washington tribes.

    Portfolio of recent work

    Denise is at work and new work is always on the way.

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