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1. How do I contact Cherokee Nation ?
2. Where can I find Cherokee Nation's Store ?
3. What is the Stores Refund / Exchange Policy ?
4. What is the Privacy Policy of CherokeeNationIndianArt.com ?
5. Who runs Cherokee Nation & Indian Art ?

How do I contact Cherokee Nation ?

Phone: 815-282-3877

Fax:     815-282-3945

E-mail: CherokeeNation@CherokeeNationIndianArt.com

             CustomerService@CherokeeNationIndianArt.com

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Where can I find Cherokee Nation's Store ?

Cherokee Nation also has a physical store

The address is:

916 W Riverside Blvd

Rockford, IL  61103

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What is the Stores Refund / Exchange Policy ?

The Refund / Exchange Policy can be found by clicking here.

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What is the Privacy Policy of CherokeeNationIndianArt.com ?

The Privacy Policy can be found by clicking here.

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Who runs Cherokee Nation & Indian Art ?

"Mac" MacVenn & Juanita MacVenn 

"Mac"

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Juanita (Smith) MacVenn  (White Feather)

Native heritage of Cherokee, Blackfoot, and Shawnee.

Born on June 25, 1949, in Omaha, Illinois a very small town in South Eastern Illinois. She moved to Rockford, Illinois when she was about 2 years old. Attended school in Rockford. Acquired a GED at the age of 32 while pregnant with her 4th child.  She has 3 sons and 1 daughter.  One year after getting her GED she became a personal care attendent and worked for 2 years for the same woman and then she started school again. At the age of 37 she graduated from Nursing School as a Licenced Practical Nurse. Juanita has been working with the Elderly for about 21 years all together.

Juanita was raised by her mother and grandparents until her mother remarried when she was 6 years of age.  Her Grandfather and Mother were proud of their Cherokee and Blackfoot haitage.  But no-one gave her much background about who was who on her Grandfathers side.

She was not raised by her Father, but was tracked down in 2000-1 by her half sister Connie, who informed her that not only was their Dad part Cherokee but was also part Shawnee. Her sister did not find this out until after their Father passed away.

When Juanita and her Husband had their Traditional Pipe Ceremony Wedding in 2003, she was gifted her first native name by the Lakota elder who performed the Pipe Ceremony.

White Feather enjoys beading, working with leather, story telling, and learning more about her heritage. She made her own Buckskin dress for her wedding and beaded her husband a Wedding belt. She has made fur hats and drum sticks.

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Revised: January 04, 2008 .