Experience the living tradition of Cherokee corn husk doll making with Sarah Stewart. Through a live demonstration and stories rooted in Cherokee culture, Sarah will share the techniques, history, and legacy of this beloved art form, offering a closer look at one of Cherokee Nation’s treasured traditions.
Seli (Sarah) Stewart is a Cherokee Nation citizen & artist who has been creating one-of-a-kind works of art for most of her life. Seli began participating in art shows around 2015 after being encouraged by family to accept her role as an artist, not just a hobbyist. Since then, Seli has had the opportunity to provide many cultural workshops on behalf of the Cherokee Nation. Seli enjoys sharing Cherokee culture through art and storytelling with her own unique twist to highlight various life lessons.
