Our Artists
At Cedar Root Business Center, We Celebrate Our Artists
At Cedar Root Business Center, we have a deep understanding of the significance of supporting local artists. Our artist support programs are designed to not only provide a platform for talented individuals to showcase and sell their work but also to promote economic growth and preserve cultural heritage within Indigenous communities in Taholah and the surrounding areas. Through our collaboration, we strive to give artists the chance to share their unique stories, traditions, and art with a wider audience.
Empowering Creative Expression: Meet Our Artists
Our artists come from various Indigenous backgrounds, and their work reflects their connection to their ancestral lands, teachings, and traditions. Learn more about the local artists we work with at Cedar Root and view the artist’s work we have available for purchase. Together, let’s uplift Indigenous artistry and cultivate a thriving environment where both local artists and art enthusiasts can flourish. Shop with us today or apply to sell your art!
Alley Cat Paper Art
Cat Raya is a paper artist with 15 years of experience, blending colors, energy, and light to create emotive shapes and textures. From the Pacific Northwest with Native Coastal heritage, her work reflects these influences. Her pieces have been featured in museums, galleries, and coffee shops. She is currently working on an incubator program to support local Native Artists.
Sovereign
Quinault Tribal Elder, Ramon Ramos, resides in the tranquil village of Queets, WA, and is the runner-up in the 2015 Washington Coast Works Sustainable Small Business Competition. Her product, Tribal SovereigNDNTea, is an ancient medicinal tea that reflects her passion for preserving Indigenous heritage.
Explorations Untapped
Brody Sharp, also known as Explorations Untapped, is a highly skilled and versatile individual. He excels as an entrepreneur, an artist, a dedicated father, and a passionate nature enthusiast. While he hails from Lake Chelan, his strong ties to the Quinault tribal land underscore his deep heritage. Brody boldly embraces his role as a proactive agent of cultural preservation and environmental education. Through his adept cedar weaving, masterful driftwood art, and prolific drafting, he fearlessly champions his mission to raise awareness and spread positivity.
I Am Harvest Moon
Harvest Moon is a Coastal Salish Native known for her skills in basket weaving, storytelling, and education. She is well-respected and has received grants and awards for her efforts in preserving the heritage and culture of Northwest Coast Tribes. She shares her knowledge and passion through hands-on presentations and lectures for all ages and has been honored with the "Peace and Friendship Award" from the Washington State Historical Society.
Crafty Granny
Meet Robin Stanley, the beloved wife of Quinault Tribal member David Stanley, a skilled and passionate artisan who creates beautiful handcrafted knitting and sewing items. Her love for textiles started in childhood, and she has honed her skills under the guidance of renowned weaver Beatrice Black. Robin's pieces are crafted with love and tell her stories and memories. Her work is a testament to her dedication and her family's generations of craftsmanship.
Henri's Essentials
Henri grew up along the Quinault River where the property provided him with a vast area to explore and learn about nature. This upbringing sparked a passion for foraging and creating hand-crafted wellness products using natural and organic ingredients. Drawing from his childhood memories and teachings, Henri has created a line of products intended for home use to promote overall health and well-being.
Corinna English Art
Corinna English is a Coast Salish artist, poet, and songwriter from the Pacific Northwest. She was mentored by Randy Capoeman and draws inspiration from her Quinault, Squaxin, Chinook, and Cowlitz heritage. Born in Seattle, she has a deep understanding of issues facing her tribe and other vulnerable populations. English's art is available for purchase during her travels.
How We Support Our Local Artists
If you are a local artist interested in collaborating with Cedar Root Business Center in Taholah, we encourage you to reach out to us through our artist application process. Whether you specialize in traditional crafts, contemporary art, or any form of creative expression, we welcome the opportunity to work together and support your artistic goals. Our platform not only provides a space to showcase your art but also connects you with a broader community of art enthusiasts and buyers who appreciate local talent.
In addition to promoting your work in our storefront, we offer resources for marketing and professional development, helping Native entrepreneurs grow their art and businesses. Reach out to us today to explore how we can support your artistic journey and elevate Indigenous voices with Cedar Root today!
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