Welcome to Wolf Creek Art

Wolf Creek Art is a Native American fine craft art business.
Mark Barfoot makes high quality authentic hand-made Native
American crafts.

Native American Flutes
Drums
Flute Music CD's
Breastplates
Antler Sculpture
Primitive Style Knives
Dreamcatchers
Gourd, Wood , and Turtle Shakers/Rattles
Jewelry

A renowned group of Indian people here are singing and playing Mark's elkhide hand drums.

Keith Secola, Dennis Banks, Mark, Floyd Red Crow Westerman play Mark's hand drums.

Mark entertains a group of fans and shoppers at a powwow.

Mark plays for a group of shoppers at a Powwow

BIO

Mark Barfoot, Native American Indian Folk Artist, was born in 1952 in North America, the son of an Wolf Clan Onondaga mother and a Cherokee father.
He learned the art of finger weaving at a very young age. Much of what he learned was self taught, but he studied with elders from various nations to learn other mediums of Indian folk art. Mark creates a wide variety of fine craft art.

The list of handmade crafts at left are only a part of the life and learning of Mark Barfoot. As he travels the country selling his work, he shares his knowledge of the culture with those he meets.

Mark is also a musician. He plays the flute and has made 3 flute music CD's. Mark is available for performance of his flute music at gatherings and shows, or private events.

Mark is also a master drum maker. His drum websites are:

At Mark's EatPrayDrum site, you can schedule a 2-day drum workshop at your chosen location, taught by Mark Barfoot. Mark makes personal appearances at shows, schools, colleges, and conferences in the interest of education and sharing the Native American Indian way of life with others. He performs with the flute, and gives talks about the Native American Drum and its importance in American Indian Culture.

Mark's work has been sold in the Smithsonian Museum for the American Indian's Gift Shops and is in many private shops and collections throughout the country.