Collection of Cherokee Nations (21)

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Cartoon illustration of a smiling Native American figure wearing a feathered headdress and holding a bow.

A cheerful cartoon depiction of a Native American figure in traditional attire, including a feathered headdress and fringed clothing.

Black-and-white illustration of a skull wearing a Native American-style feathered headdress with intricate linework and tribal patterns.

A dramatic fusion of indigenous symbolism and macabre artistry-this skull wears a full feathered war bonnet, rendered in high-contrast ink style.

Official seal of the Nation of Gwad, featuring a yellow-orange star encircled by green laurel wreaths and bordered text.

The national seal of the Nation of Gwad, showcasing its distinctive eight-pointed star and ceremonial laurel design.

Black-and-white line drawing of a traditional dreamcatcher with webbed net, central circle, and hanging feather.

A hand-drawn dreamcatcher featuring a woven web, concentric center, and a single feather-rooted in Indigenous tradition.

Black-and-white line drawing of a Native American leader in traditional regalia, holding a ceremonial pipe and wearing feathered headdress.

A dignified Indigenous leader stands proudly in full ceremonial dress, adorned with layered necklaces, a feathered hairpiece, and a decorated pipe.

A bold, stylized depiction of a Native American chief in profile, featuring a vibrant feathered war bonnet and ceremonial face paint.

Official seal of the Cherokee Nation, featuring a seven-pointed star, laurel wreath, and founding date Sept. 6, 1839.

The Seal of the Cherokee Nation, established in 1839, features a seven-pointed star surrounded by a laurel wreath-symbolizing peace and resilience.

The official seal of the United Cherokee Nation of Indians, integrating traditional symbols like the dreamcatcher, sacred colors, and the Cherokee word “Aniyvwiyi.”

Priscilla, a cartoon character from "The Hardship of Miles Standish" (1940), depicted with arrows in her back and a surprised expression.

Priscilla, famously portrayed in Disney’s 1940 animated short, stands dramatically with arrows piercing her back-a humorous visual gag reflecting the film’s satirical tone.

Indigenous Northwest Coast formline art mask with black, red, green, and white stylized features and symbolic eyes/mouth.

A powerful example of Pacific Northwest Indigenous formline art, featuring bold symmetry, ovoids, and U-forms representing ancestral spirits and natural beings.

Line drawing of the Cherokee Nation flag featuring seven stars and the tribal seal dated Sept. 6, 1839.

The Cherokee Nation flag, adopted in 1978, features seven stars symbolizing the seven original clans and the central tribal seal established in 1839.

White wild rose with yellow center and green leaves, stylized illustration on transparent background.

A classic white wild rose (Rosa multiflora) illustrated with delicate petals and detailed foliage-perfect for botanical art or nature-themed designs.

Official seal of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Nation, featuring a seven-pointed star, laurel wreath, and founding date November 28, 1870.

The official seal of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee Nation, adopted November 28, 1870, features a golden seven-pointed star encircled by a green laurel wreath on a light blue field.

Seal of the Cherokee Nation with gavel and scales in background, symbolizing justice and sovereignty.

The official seal of the Cherokee Nation, featuring a seven-pointed star encircled by laurel branches and inscribed with “Seal of the Cherokee Nation” and the founding date.

Official flag of the Cherokee Nation featuring orange field, seven yellow stars, one black star, and central tribal seal dated Sept. 6, 1839.

The Cherokee Nation flag, adopted in 1978, honors tradition with its vibrant orange background, seven yellow stars for the seven ancient clans, a black star for the Eastern Band, and the official tribal seal at center.