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EnglishIs Seven Fires Art Still Open After the Nonprofit Dissolved?
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Yes — the online store is still operating, but only as a wind-down. Seven Fires Art announced that the nonprofit was dissolved effective Dec 31, 2025, and states that it is offering the remaining inventory on the site "as we wrap things up through 2026." So you can still shop, but you are buying from a closing inventory rather than a going concern, and what is listed is what is left.
What the site says about its status
The homepage carries a notice in plain terms:
- The nonprofit was dissolved effective Dec 31, 2025.
- Remaining inventory is offered on the site through 2026 as the organization wraps up.
- A portion of proceeds still goes to help friends in need on the Pine Ridge reservation.
That third point matters if your reason for buying is partly charitable: the donation commitment is described as continuing for the remaining sales, not ending with the dissolution.
What this means if you want to buy
Because the store is in closeout mode, a few practical conditions follow from the site's own wording:
| Question | What the site supports |
|---|---|
| Can I still order? | Yes — the store is live and invites you to "Start Shopping!" |
| How long will it last? | Described as wrapping up through 2026; no specific closing date is given |
| Will sold-out items return? | Not indicated — the framing is remaining inventory, not restocking |
| Does my purchase still support the Pine Ridge reservation? | Yes, the site says a portion of proceeds goes to friends in need there |
If a specific piece matters to you, treat availability as finite. There is no stated restock plan, and a dissolved nonprofit has no ongoing production arm behind it.
Current promotions and how to use them
The homepage advertises a code for framed art:
- FRAMED50 — stated as 50% off framed art.
Enter it at checkout in the discount/code field. The site does not state an expiry date for the code, so if it fails, that is the likely reason rather than an error on your part.
Browsing the catalog
The shop is organized into categories you can scan directly:
- Native American Jewelry
- Drawing and Painting
- Fine Art Prints
- Pottery
- Framed Art
- Ready to Ship!
- Sculpture
There are also seasonal collection pages (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter across 2019, 2021, 2022, and 2023) and sections for Artists, Featured Artists, Art Direct, and Open Studios if you want to browse by maker rather than by medium. "Ready to Ship!" is the most useful filter if you need something quickly, since it implies stock on hand rather than made-to-order.
Account and checkout basics
The site shows a cart counter and standard account links — Log in and Create an account — so you can check out as a guest or with an account. No payment methods or shipping terms are stated on the page evidence available, so confirm those at checkout before committing to a purchase.
The bigger picture
The site also notes a leadership transition: a news item titled "Seeking New Leadership" describes Seven Fires Art having been "embarking on a couple of very exciting projects on the Pine Ridge reservation" before the wind-down. Combined with the dissolution notice, the picture is of an organization that ran its course rather than one that vanished without notice — which is why the storefront remains up and the donation commitment is still stated.
If your goal is to own work from a specific artist or medium, buy while the listing exists. If your goal is ongoing support for a Native art nonprofit, note that this particular organization is closing, and the remaining opportunity is the closeout inventory itself.