Long Ago and Far Away

06/12/2026

Sterling Silver Ring with Kingman Turquoise and sterling silver braided accents by Navajo artist, Artie Yellowhorse Artie Yellowhorse

Bright kingman turquoise is the star of the show in this beautiful ring! The stone is presented in the classic Yellowhorse design and setting. It is the perfect elegant addition to any formal wear, or can be worn as a splash of color for your everyday wardrobe!

Find this Kingman turquoise ring and more by Artie Yellowhorse and other indigenous and folk artists from across North America on out website! www.longagoandfaraway.com, link in bio!

06/11/2026

White marble bear with turquoise back bundle by Zuni artist, Herbert Halate.

Turquoise and shell mosaic bear with corn maiden back by Zuni artist Chad Quandelacy.

These are just two of the large group of Zuni fetishes newly uploaded to the website! Check out these and many more from the artists of the Zuni Pueblo at www.longagoandfaraway.com, link in bio!

06/05/2026

Surprise! It’s reversible! This stunning Santo Domingo-style inlay necklace was made by San Felipe artist, Charlene Reano. Using turquoise, shell, pipestone, lapis, and jet, she emphasized blue/green tones on one side of the necklace and red tones on the other. A truly stunning piece of wearable art, this necklace is perfect for any occasion!

Find this inlay necklace by Charlene Reano and more by indigenous and folk artists from across North America on our website! www.longagoandfaraway.com, link in bio.

06/04/2026

Huge shoutout to Kerry at Vermont Kitchen Supply for putting on an absolutely wonderful event in Manchester, Vermont last evening! Congratulations on 25 years of service to the town and giving us all a World Class kitchen store!

06/03/2026

Have you checked out our vintage selection? While most of the work in our online gallery comes directly from the hands of current North American indigenous and folk artists, we also have a great collection of vintage pieces! This sterling silver barrette with turquoise, lapis lazuli, and red coral inlay lay is by Navajo artist Lyndon Tsosie is just a sample of the collection, and we encourage you to check it out!

Find this vintage barrette from Navajo artist Lyndon Tsosie and more from artists across North America on our website! www.longagoandfaraway.com, link in bio!

05/29/2026

Sterling Silver Cuff Bracelet featuring Four Turtles by Navajo artist Rosalita Singer.

We are celebrating the beauties of late spring here in Vermont, and we hope you are too! The garden is almost done, and the mountains and creeks are humming with life. The forest is getting greener by the day! This sterling silver cuff bracelet by Navajo artist Rosalita Singer features four turtles walking in a line. It feels like the perfect homage to spring, and we hope you love it as much as we do!

Find this narrow cuff bracelet by Rosalita Singer and more by Indigenous and folk artists from across North America on our website! www.longagoandfaraway.com, link in bio.

05/27/2026

We have lots of fun new things on the website for spring! Check out these beautiful pieces of jewelry made with conch shell, denim lapis, turquoise, and sterling silver from the Yellowhorse family (Navajo). Mixed and matched or worn on their own, these gorgeous pieces are just a sampling of all of the fun new stuff that is on the website. We encourage you to check it out!

Find these pieces by the Yellowhorse family and more from indigenous and folk artists across North America on our website! www.longagoandfaraway.com, link in bio.

05/23/2026

Sending our love to all on this beautiful Memorial Day weekend as we remember those who have given their lives fighting for our country. We hope you all have a wonderful weekend and can take a moment for remembrance ❤️

Mountains pictured (left to right): Little Equinox, Equinox, and Mother Myrick, all looking over our beautiful river valley

05/09/2026

We are sending all of our love and wishing a Happy Mother’s Day weekend to all of the amazing moms out there! We hope it is filled with love, peace, and laughter!

“First Breath” Bowhead Whale and Calf, by Inupiat artist Brain Kulik of King Island, Alaska. Made from a combination of moose antler, fossilized sea cow bone, fossilized walrus ivory, baleen, and caribou antler, this stunning piece portrays a mother bowhead whale pushing her newly born calf to the surface for its first breath of air.

Find this and more by indigenous and folk artists from across North America on our website! www.longagoandfaraway.com, link in bio.

05/07/2026

We will be participating!

PLEASE JOIN US for this CELEBRATION of the MANCHESTER VT BUSINESS COMMUNITY!!

There will be 25+ local businesses and non-profits represented. Some will be sharing information about what they do and how they do it. Others will be selling their wares. And there will be quite a few food vendors so you can grab a great dinner for yourself and your family.

And local favorite The DON’T LEAVE BAND will be playing great music.

There is no charge for admission - it’s a party!!

Please leave your pets at home.

If your Manchester based business or nonprofit would like to set up a table, please email me at [email protected]

If your business is not listed in the comments, you are not registered to participate.

This will be a fun night with a bunch of your favorite businesses…and you’ll be introduced to a few new ones.

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