Hardcover Lined Journal, Native American Woman Portrait, Cayuse Tribe

A thoughtful space for stories, sketches, reflections, and everyday notes, wrapped in a striking portrait of a Native woman whose calm, steady presence invites deeper connection. This image, "Resolute Hope", was created by Cherokee artist, MaryBeth Timothy. It was done as a study from one of Lee Moorhouse's portrait postcards made from photos he took of Native Americans across the country. This particular portrait is on a Cayuse Woman named, "Eat-No-Meat"(ca 1900).

The full-wrap artwork gives this journal a meaningful, gallery-like feel, while the lined pages make room for poetry, personal history, field notes, or quiet morning thoughts. Its flexible sewn binding opens comfortably as ideas unfold, and perforated pages let you remove notes when needed. A fitting companion for writers, artists, historians, and anyone drawn to honoring Indigenous beauty and resilience—whether used for journaling, creative practice, cultural reflection, or a new chapter beginning.

Product features
- Matte laminated cover with a smooth, durable finish
- Vibrant, crisp full-wraparound artwork
- 150 lined pages across 75 sheets
- Perforated pages for easy removal when needed
- Flexible sewn casewrap binding

Care instructions
- Use a soft, clean and dry cloth to gently brush any dust or dirt off from the center of book outwards.