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The American Indian Collections

In 1492, when Christopher Columbus sailed to India in search of gold and slaves, he misunderstood that the land he arrived at was the islands around India, and called the natives there Indians. rice field. Indigenous First Nations have their own beliefs and rituals that are handed down by each tribe, and the animals and mythical spirits that inhabit the area are carved into native art as symbolic crests <totems>. Each of these crests <totems> has its own meaning. Typical totem poles represent family crests and legends, as well as personal backgrounds and achievements, by combining symbolic crests <totems>.

Traditional patterns such as Apache warriors and feather arrows, and designs colored with totem symbols, which were the assets of the Indians, have gained popularity as items, and in Japan, they have become popular with American casual since the 1980s. .

Each designer has a different personality, and the totem that is set on the clothes is rich in originality for each item, so it is not only fashion, but also the appeal of the Indian style that stimulates the desire to collect as a collection.

Young people in search of future prospects are encouraged by a special spirit that inspires the adventurous spirit of people all over the world.