Authenticity Guaranteed
Buy authentic Native products direct from tribally enrolled Artisans worry free.
Empower Indigenous Peoples
The goal of By Tribal is the economic empowerment of Indigenous Peoples everywhere. Support an Indigenous business of Artisan with your purchase.
Raise Awareness of Native Made
Help Indigenous artistic traditions survive in the digital world and the modern era. Fight fraud and poverty today!
Artisan Marketplace
Moosehide moccasins exclusive beading with assorted bag
Sacred Places, Original
Sac and Fox Dancer print, Print
Wonder Woman Cuffs, T_T Designs
Authenticity Guaranteed.
All our products are guaranteed to be Native made or sourced directly from Native owned businesses. Tribal affiliation is personally vetted by us. No more cheap knock offs and stolen heritages. By shopping with By Tribal you are helping a community in need become economically empowered and preserve their rich cultural traditions.
Featured Artisans
TT_Designs
Midwest Indigenous
Anne Simard
Native and want to sell with us?
We welcome all tribally enrolled Indigenous peoples from the US, and Canada to join our marketplace and become one of our Artisans!
Artisan Account Benefits :
- Your own By Tribal digital store with link
- Inclusion in our Newsletter and distribution to subscribers.
- Safe and secure payment portals via Paypal and Stripe.
- Invitation to sell products in curated gift sets in our By Tribal Collection.
- An unlimited number of listings with pictures and no listing fees.
- First preference for wholesale orders.
- Freedom. Run your store the way you want, set your own prices, return and exchange policies.
- Concierge service and consulting: if you’ve got questions we’ve got the answers. What they may be, shoot us an email or text!
- Artisan profile on the landing page.
- Last and most importantly:
Exclusive to Indigenous Artisans only! - Ongoing social media promotion.
Artisan Gallery
About Our Founder.
Ratna M. Scherrer is graduate of Troy University with a Masters in International Relations and is a military spouse.
She was stationed in Oklahoma for a year where she was exposed to Native American culture and peoples. She attended powwows, art festivals, and cultural centers trying to learn more about this little known segment of the US.
Eventually, she discovered that the digital revolution had not only left many Native artisans behind but was also actively harming their way of life and ability to earn a livelihood.
By Tribal Collection
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