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I think the topic pretty much is covered on this website. It is not appropriation if it is respectful and is not used to exploit another culture. For instance there are many first nations artists who put their hand made jewelry or other items up for sale. Is it appropriation to buy from them? Of course not.If you buy from the artist you are supporting his work and have an appreciation for him and his art. The Tipi field exists because of it's spiritual nature and is put up by the Tipi owners..

 

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