Indigenous Artists Pivot To Instagram To Sell Their Work
More and more Indigenous beadwork artists have seen an increase in followers and sales as people look for more handmade items and a connection.
Indigenous Artists Pivot To Instagram To Sell Their Work
Leah Mata Fragua
December 29, 2021
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