Sacagawea Ornament, Kyrgyzstan Best Sellers traveled with the Lewis and

traveled with the Lewis and Clark expedition to help establish cultural contacts with Native American people

This beautifully crafted wooden scoop was handmade in a fair trade cooperative in Guatemala

Scoop measures 3" long x 2" wide

intricately crafted sterling silver daisies

Sacagawea Ornament, Kyrgyzstan Best Sellers traveled with the Lewis andSacagawea, born into the Lemhe Shoshone tribe, traveled with the Lewis and Clark expedition to help establish cultural contacts with Native American people, and contributed to the expedition's knowledge of natural history in different regions. The National American Women Suffrage Association of the early 20th century adopted her as a symbol of women's worth and independence. Note the superb attention to detail in the felting, including the baby on her