Hi, my name is Lisa Christiansen. I am from the blue people clan, I am a citizen of the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma. I am the fifth generation great granddaughter of Sequoyah, the creator of the Cherokee Syllabary. My mother is Mary Ann groundhog and my daddy is Mack Vann, as you come to know me better my hope is you will see my humble gratitude for being born into the nighthawk society, and my Keetoowah Heritage.

Being raised in Tahlequah, Indian country, Oklahoma, I grew up in the heart of Indian country, learning a wide variety of traditional and cultural arts. It is only in recent years I have decided to embark on this new journey of creating native American jewelry true to my culture. This would not be possible without the expertise of Robb McFall with over 50 years experience, self taught, having worked all over the United States for jewelry stores of the highest regard and reputation before deciding to open his own boutique. It is truly an honor and my pleasure to introduce Robb McFall, and most of all thank him for his patience, time, and energy, teaching me as he helps me grow in this new journey. It is my outcome to see all tribal nations encourage their youth to thrive, rather than simply survive by inspiring them to share their talents, while at the same time creating prosperity. My belief is that if you set the example you do not have to set the rule.