My gallery is located on the bank of the West Fork of the Bitterroot river very close to where the Lewis and Clark Expedition crossed the river. The setting is beautiful. The original part of the Gallery is a old two room log cabin that was built in the early 1930s.

The work in the gallery displays a great deal of the early American crafts. Hand knit items, paintings, hand beaded jewelry and other beaded items, pottery, leather tooled items, hand soldered sterling jewelry, etc. The majority of my inventory was created right here in the valley. I also have a nice variety of local authors, and photographers. Our motto is, “A gift from Montana should be made in Montana”.

I have beadwork classes and teach many of the old native beadwork techniques.

The setting is 2 1/2 acres with plenty of parking and a deck where visitors can enjoy the river while some of the other visitors shop.