Auburn Hostler-Logan is an enrolled Tribal Member from the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde in Oregon. Auburn combines minimal but statement & everyday contemporary pieces highlighting one’s natural features & beauty while decolonizing in all spaces.

“Heavenly” was created to help break stereotypes of Indigenous People. Natives are seen as stoic, intimidating & angry. Inertially however, over 15,000 years, all Native People are born with love, softness, gentleness, knowledge, grace & beauty. And even in present day we will continue to do so for these next 7 generations. You can still be strong, but yet still be soft.
“Heavenly” was created & inspired by angels in clouds in old paintings that Auburn was fascinated by since childhood.
Auburn believes & knows that Heavenly individuals are & will forever be all Indigenous People. It is in us, it is in our children, it is in our history & it will be in the future.

INSTAGRAM: @auburnlogan

I’m Raynie, a Shoshone-Paiute artist from Duck Valley. I design luxury Indigenous beaded jewelry that honors tradition while embracing contemporary style. Each piece is handcrafted with intention, blending time-honored techniques with modern elements to create wearable art that celebrates Indigenous culture.


Matriarch Energy is an exclusive holiday collection that celebrates and honors the powerful women who shape our lives. Each piece embodies strength, grace, and legacy, a tribute to the matriarchs who came before us and the ones we are becoming. May we be them, may we honor them, and may we love them.

INSTAGRAM: @raynie.hunter