Bill & Traci Rabbit

There’s something special about silk. It catches the light, moves with you, and turns a simple outfit into something unforgettable.

I’m so excited to share my newest 35” x 35” silk scarf, created from my original artwork. Every feather and every detail reflects my love of Cherokee design, storytelling, and vibrant color. My hope is that when you wear it, you don’t just wear a scarf—you carry a piece of art and culture with you.

Style it around your neck, in your hair, on your favorite handbag, or frame it as a work of art. However you choose to wear it, I hope it brings beauty and inspiration to your day.

Thank you for supporting my art and helping me continue sharing our stories through creative expression. ❤️

POSITIVELY OKLAHOMA: A Cherokee artist is restoring a landmark mural — for free — as a tribute to her late father. 🎨

What do you think of Traci Rabbit's act of love for her community?

https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/the-spirit-of-oklahoma-cherokee-artist-restores-landmark-to-honor-fathers-legacy 'THE SPIRIT OF OKLAHOMA!' Cherokee artist restores landmark to honor father's legacy

https://www.kjrh.com/news/local-news/the-spirit-of-oklahoma-cherokee-artist-restores-landmark-to-honor-fathers-legacy

'THE SPIRIT OF OKLAHOMA!' Cherokee artist restores landmark to honor father's legacy The professional artist and Cherokee National Treasure is restoring a landmark mural on the Mayes County Courthouse in Pryor — and she's doing it for free.

Yesterday was a good day for the Cherokee people and our Nation. I was grateful to attend the grand opening of the new hospital and the artists were taken on a tour to see their art within. I am proud to be a tribal citizen and to be a small part of all the beautiful facilities and how they showcase our art within these buildings. WADO ❤️ to all the team members who bring this to fruition.

A celebration of movement, color, and spirit, Rainbow Dance brings together vibrant energy and cultural expression in a bold wearable art design. Flowing with brilliant hues and dynamic imagery, this piece reflects the beauty of individuality, creativity, and connection. More than a t-shirt, it’s a statement of joy, strength, and the stories that unite us.

CN accepting applications for 31st annual Homecoming Art Show

Cherokee Nation is now accepting applications for the 31st annual Cherokee Homecoming Art Show, presented Aug. 8 through Sept. 12 at the Gallery at Cherokee Springs.

Juried artists compete for more than $18,000 in two divisions: traditional and contemporary. The traditional division is defined as arts customary to Cherokee people before European contact and consists of three categories: basketry, pottery and traditional arts.

Read more at https://www.sequoyahcountytimes.com/article/5872,cn-accepting-applications-for-31st-annual-homecoming-art-show