CORNFIELD FRIENDS (EB68-CF)

In Indian Territory, before the allotment of lands, before statehood...the mixture of races was unique as it still is in Eastern Oklahoma. The people in Indian Territory were mixes of Indian, Black and Anglo. They were industrious and usually prosperous.  We were always told about how Indian Territory was used by “lawless” men to escape and we are never told about the abundant crops of wheat, cotton and corn produced and marketed. Education, business, agriculture and human potential were thriving in Indian Territory. Respect among the races did exist and there were no laws to hinder another person’s growth. Neighbors helped neighbors when crops were ready to harvest. 

Our Native American art tiles are ceramic with custom easel backs attached, usually available in 6x8 and 8x10 sizes. The easel backs have hinged hangers and are ready to set on your shelf or hang in a grouping or as an accent piece in a special spot.