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Mvskoke Artist We are honored to offer coffee mugs or cups featuring artwork by Jon Tiger, Mvskoke of Oklahoma. The artwork you'll find is his Ball Stick design, Southeastern Mound Design, and the beginning of his Clan designs. The first offered are Bird Clan and Raccoon Clan. Jon is an accomplished and award winning artist from Oklahoma and is a member of the Mvskoke Nation. His bio and other information can be found at the bottom of this page. |
| Ball Stick Coffee Mug | |
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All white premium grade mug or cup featuring this ball stick art by Jon Tiger. The design wraps all the way around the mug. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Comes in a white gift box. $11.99 Ball Stick Coffee Mug Artwork © 2005 Jon Tiger. Photograph © 2005 Jon Tiger and Three Hawks Trading Company. All rights reserved. |
| South Eastern Mound Design Mug | |
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All white premium grade ceramic coffee mug or cup featuring this South Eastern Mound Design by Jon Tiger. The design wraps all the way around the mug. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Comes in a white gift box.
Artwork © 2006 Jon Tiger. Photograph © Jon Tiger and Three Hawks Trading Company. All rights reserved. |
| FUS-WV Bird Clan Coffee Mug | |
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This is one of the first designs Jon has created for the Clans of the Msvkoke Nation Series. FUS-WV as it is in the language translates to Bird Clan. The design wraps all the way around the all white premium grade ceramic coffee mug or cup. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Comes in a white gift box. Artwork © 2006 Jon Tiger. Photograph © Jon Tiger and Three Hawks Trading Company. All rights reserved. |
| WOT-KO Raccoon Clan Mug | |
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Another Clan of the Msvkoke Nation design by Jon Tiger of Oklahoma. WOT-KO as it is in the language translates to Raccoon Clan. This design also wraps all the way around a premium grade ceramic mug. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Comes in a white gift box. Artwork © 2006 Jon Tiger. Photograph © Jon Tiger and Three Hawks Trading Company. All rights reserved. |
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Jon Tiger attended the Institute of American Indian Arts in Santa Fe, NM in 1971 and 1974, and also studied art at the Unvierstiy of Science & Arts of Oklahoma in 1975 and at Okmulgee Tech in 1976. Tiger has traveled extensively throughout the United State to various art festivals. He also exhibited in a 13th century castle in Celle, Germany, in 2002, along with other Tulsa artists. Jon is Muskogee (Creek) and resides at his rural studio home outside of Eufaula, OK. His ancestors, like all Five Tribes members, came over the "Trail of Tears" forced removal in the 1830s. His ancestors were from Eufaula, Alabama. Tiger works in various mediums, such as graphite pencil, watercolor, acrylic, and prisma pencil. Originals as well as giclee prints are available. The mayor of Eufaula, OK declared November 1, 2004 as Jon Tiger Day. He has won numerous awards since 1971. Tiger has assisted high school art students for competition and has made public school presentations to student addressing Native Art. he is available for such shcool projects, and his work may be available for month-long exhibitions for schools, universities, or organizations needing a display of Native Art. All Jon Tiger designs and artwork are copyrighted and all rights are reserved. Jon Tiger's artwork may be seen at: Native Arts Gallery 732 Preston Forest Shopping Center Dallas, TX 214-891-9640 The Art Market 221 W. Broadway Muskogee, OK 74401 918-683-6041 Native American Art Gallery 317 S. Main Tulsa, OK 74103 918-584-5792 Blea's Indian Art Gallery 121 S. Main Eufaula, OK 74432 918-689-3494 "When you purchase my art work, you purchase a part of history. I also have coffee cups, bookmarks, giclee prints, and mouse pads." - Jon Tiger, full blood Muskogee Nation Member Jon Tiger Artworks HC 63 Box 212 Eufaula, OK 74432 918-689-3654 |
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