This project is vast, encompassing aspects around beading (with sinew and cotton thread), traditional beading designs, and their accompanying meaning, brain tanning hides, bow making, quiver making, "traditional" clothing, and so much more. This project also focuses on researching other skills and methods that may not be quite as known as the other aspects, such as making bows from animal horns, mainly elk and bighorn sheep, making hide glue, quillwork, sedge grass work (another way of adorning similar to quillwork), etc.

Although this project is vast and will take time, it is a project that needs to happen. I feel like a lot of Revitalization and Preservation programs regarding culture, whether on a material, spiritual, or communal level, and language either fizzle out, fall victim to tribal bureaucracy, and/or fall apart. This project is meant to be streamlined and processed in an organic way, that being I, the artist, research a traditional skill and practice it a couple of times till I'm comfortable with my knowledge and competency with the skill(s), and then reaching out to individuals who would be interested in learning these skills and then passing it on to them, and emphasizing with these individuals that they need to pass this knowledge onto someone else and so on.