Featured Artist

 ynthia Farlow, an elder in the Confederated Tribes of the Siletz Indians, owns The Gifted Gable with her husband, Vance.  The shop is located on Highway 101 in Lincoln City, across from De Lake School.  You really can’t miss the shop as it is situated in the Seven Gable Shoppes, an old motor motel of bygone years. 

 Cynthia specializes in healing dream catchers, but also creates beaded jewelry, crystal sun catchers and Veteran’s medal necklaces which are sold in the shop—just to mention a few of the art that she creates.  When you visit the shop, be sure to admire the large Native American doll that Cynthia created and has on display on the stone fireplace that once kept motel guests warm on a chilly coastal night.

Healing has always been a focus for Cynthia and she is often complemented on her soothing “touch.”  She is a certified massage therapist, a Firewalker, a polarity therapist, a shaman of the Huna philosophy and has been training as a Reiki Master. 

 In 1989, Cynthia was presented with a golden eagle feather for healing during a traditional ceremony performed by the Pipe Keeper of the Cree Nation.  The golden eagle feather is given to acknowledge one’s achievements in a certain area.  It bestows public standing in the community.

 Cynthia has been making healing dream catchers since 1992, when she made her first one at the request of a friend to cure her nightmares.  She has made countless dream catchers for people she has never met, each with a special healing focus.  Cynthia believes every one is inspired by the Great Spirit.

 Cynthia and Vance take pride in offering quality specialty gifts created by local Native American artists. From beaded earrings to exquisite necklaces to Native American-themed note cards, customers will find a fine collection of local art to choose from as well as some very unique gifts from all over the world. 

 
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