Creative Native Graphics
Creative Native Graphics
Sarah Tang is an enrolled member of the Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin with Swedish heritage and a multidisciplinary fine artist whose work bridges ancestral connection and contemporary design. Classically trained, her creative practice spans porcelain sculpture, photography, mono-printing, drawing, painting, woodworking, graphic design, and web design. She is also a self-taught silkscreen artist, developing a distinct visual language rooted in Indigenous identity and storytelling.
Founded in 2021, Creative Native Graphics is best known for Sarah’s “Indigenously Connected” apparel—bold, intentional shirts and hoodies inspired by Sasquatch lore, Star Nations, and Indigenous cosmology. Alongside her apparel, she creates striking jewelry using materials such as abalone, turquoise, dentalium shells, freshwater pearls, buffalo bone, deer and elk antler, labradorite, and other natural stones.
Sarah’s work has been showcased at Indigenous markets, powwows, festivals, and conferences across California, Washington, Oregon, New Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado, including the Seattle Seafair Powwow, Muckleshoot Powwows, Two-Spirit Baaits Powwow, Sierra Bigfoot Music Festival, Klamath Salmon Festival, and the McMinnville UFO Festival.
Her most recent milestone includes being selected as the 2025–2026 Native American Indian Heritage Artist for the San Jose Sharks (NHL), with her custom logo crest debuting live on November 1, 2025—a powerful moment honoring Indigenous creativity on a national stage.
