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December 31, 2008.
PRAIRIE HOUSE GALLERY
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Happy New Year
To celebrate the season, we offer free shipping on orders over $20 for through the month of January
OUR NEW PAGES AND PRODUCTS
PrairieHouseGallery.com (R) knows that economic times are tough for most of us right now. As always, we will keep our expenses down and try to find value while still paying a fair price to our sources. In this spirit, we have not raised the prices on most of our products during the past year and a half.
In our New "New Additions" page, you can find our latest offerings. This page only lists the last 30 items listed. If you haven't been here for a while, there may be more gems hidden amongst the pages! We didn't find much worth adding this summer, but we have put a few more pieces into our stock. Also, check out our Link Pics and Midwest Artists links on the bottom menu. These artists are not affiliated with us in any way, but we like their work and hope to share them with you.
Enjoy your visit to Prairie House Gallery®.
Congratulations
Sondra Sula!
One of the artists that was with Prairie House for several years has struck out on her own! We are sorry to loose Sondra as a Prairie House Gallery artist, but we wish her luck. Please do visit her new home page at http://sondrasula.imagekind.com/ . Her work remains as creative as ever. Good luck, Sondra!
Currently Featured Artists and Nations
MADE IN NORTH AMERICA:
Green for the Holidays
Prairie House Gallery ® :strives to bring you quality products produced within North America. The vast majority of our products are made by artists within the United States.
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Unless otherwise specified, the works of art are made by artists within the Untied States.Because many people collect artists of specific Native American Nations, we ty to provide you with the the primary artist's tribal affiliation on all of our First Nation offerings.
What does "Made in America" Mean?
Made in America (or "Canada" or whatever) means that the artist who produced the final product is a national of the United States or the country indicated. He or she may have used materials made abroad. For example, the glass and plastic beads used for bead work could be made elsewhere. Similarly, canvases and papers used by print-makers and painters could be from elsewhere. It is the actual artwork that is Made in America.
What does a Nation-Designation Mean?
Native American Art is typically attributed to the National (Tribal/First Nation) identity of the artist. Sometimes, however, this designation may be difficult to make. In Southwestern Art, the silverwork may be done an artist of one Nation, and the stonework may be done by an artist of another nation. When a signature or hallmark is present, PrairieHouseGallery
® follows the convention of ascribing the work to national identity of that signing artist. Otherwise, we follow the convention of ascribing the piece to the nationality of the artist primarily responsible for the design.
Our Green-Gallery Policy:
Prairie House Gallery® strives to be a good neighbour. We have reduced our carbon foot-print by purchasing carbon offsets, by contributing to the develop effective CO2 sinks, and by supporting reforestation projects. We use a small car to bring you fine art products and combine trips, hypermile when safe and possible, and we have purchased carbon-offsets to make our travels carbon neutral. We have also purchased offsets to help reduce the impact of our artists. We are avid re-users and recyclers, and we use office supplies with post-consumer recycled content. We also purchase greener cleaning supplies whenever possible. We also joined www.kiva.org microlending over a year ago, and with the goal of helping artists and other people world wide.
When you buy from us, you also help to reduce your carbon footprint in additional several ways. If you are in North America, you will be buying artworks made in North America (reduced transportation impact, and support of North American artists and crafters). You will be buying from a company that has a green policy. By investing in North American arts and crafts, you also have a far lower impact on your environment than a similar amount spent on many other consumer goods. You also help support the North American economy.
If you are ordering from Europe or elsewhere overseas, then we will buy an additional $5 wind-offset for every $100 of goods purchased through Prairie House Gallery® . If you purchase the $100 as a lot, then we will send you the wind-power card with your order.
Also, in these economically challenging times, we strive to be good corporate citizens in an additional way. We keep our prices down and discourage over-extension of credit by not accepting credit cards directly. We will, however, accept PayPal. (It gives both of us some protection, and makes it just a bit harder to over extend that card.) We encourage you to pay-as-you-go for most items, and to pay off that credit card debt asap! Boy those charges can add up!
To view our complete environmetal policy, please go to our Green Gallery Policy PageHOPE TO SEE YOU SOON!
Looking forward to your business! Have fun on your visit to our shop! -The Gallery Staff,
