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Sage Collection

This collection is inspired by the Southwest’s most sacred plant, the sagebrush. Sage has long been used by Indigenous peoples as a powerful medicine. Many tribes continue to use sage smoke during ceremonies to purify the mind, body, and spirit. We invite you to adorn yourself in this soft, earthy green palette as a reminder to clear your mind and embrace what lies ahead. Recognizing the significance of items like sage in traditional gifting and ceremonies, Strong Nations has curated a selection of plant medicines from Indigenous-owned businesses. This initiative helps individuals who face challenges growing or harvesting plant medicines themselves. While the ideal practice is to grow, harvest, and gift or trade these medicines, this collection of producers ensure accessibility for those who need it.

Behind the Scenes: The Journey of Etkie's Handcrafted Bracelets

Inspired by the landscape and culture of the Southwest, we collaborate with a select team of expert artisans in New Mexico.

Sage Collection

Kelly Green SmallKelly Green Small
Kelly Green Small Sale price$ 235.00
Kelly Green LargeKelly Green Large
Kelly Green Large Sale price$ 295.00
Summer SmallSummer Small
Summer Small Sale price$ 235.00
Summer LargeSummer Large
Summer Large Sale price$ 295.00
Avani SmallAvani Small
Avani Small Sale price$ 235.00
Ocean SmallOcean Small
Ocean Small Sale price$ 235.00
Ocean LargeOcean Large
Ocean Large Sale price$ 295.00
Avani LargeAvani Large
Avani Large Sale price$ 295.00
Juliayn SmallJuliayn Small
Juliayn Small Sale price$ 235.00
Juliayn LargeJuliayn Large
Juliayn Large Sale price$ 295.00
Avani X LargeAvani X Large
Avani X Large Sale price$ 595.00

Featured Artisan

Meet Dru

At Etkie, we are proud to highlight the incredible talent and dedication of our artisans. Drucilla has stated that before ETKIE she had nothing.  After a severe accident in 2008, Dru lost everything. Now she claims she has "a ride" and stable housing options. She has raised two children as a single mother. She learned beading from her grandmother whom she lived with for many years on the Navajo Reservation. Some of her fondest memories are making fry bread on an open fire at sunset. Drucilla divides her time between Albuquerque and a home on the reservation. She often takes care of elder members needing transportation to the doctor.Each bracelet she creates is a unique piece of art, blending history, skill, and beauty. Her passion for her craft not only results in stunning jewelry but also supports the vibrant artisan community in New Mexico. Explore her exquisite creations and discover how her artistry brings a touch of Southwestern heritage to your personal style.