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NENA AND LONNIE ARE BOTH ENROLLED MEMBERS OF FEDERALLY RECOGINIZED TRIBES UPON REQUEST WE WILL SHOW PROOF. . All of the Artist and Craftspeople on this site are enrolled members of a Federally Reconized tribe, and proof of this in on file with Nakonaeaglethunder.

On November 29,1990, "The Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990" (P.L. 101-644) was signed, to promote and protect the domestic Native American Artists and Crafters by providing meaningful deterrents to those who misrepresent their products. November 20, 1996 is the effect date of the Final Rule for "The Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990". "The law is essentially a truth-in-advertising law designed to prevent products from being marketed as "Indian Made" when the products are not, in fact made by Indians as defided in the Act." To be considered an Native American Artist, the individual must be a member of an Indian Tribe or be certified as an Indian Artisan by an Indian Tribe.1990 Arts and Crafts Act of 1990