Četáŋ Ská (pronounced chey-tahn ska) is a jewelry and design brand created by Sičangu Lakota artist Dyani White Hawk. The name translates to “White Hawk” in Lakota, reflecting both personal identity and cultural grounding.

Her work blends traditional Indigenous patterns and techniques with contemporary materials such as laser-cut acrylic and mirror, resulting in striking, modern pieces. The brand is especially known for its vibrant earrings and necklaces, often featuring Lakota names and cultural motifs. Many designs are available in a range of sizes and colours, including gold mirror, transparent hot pink, and solid black.

Rooted in Lakota values, Četáŋ Ská draws inspiration from the concept of tiyóšpaye—the extended family and community network. More than immediate relatives, a tiyóšpaye includes grandparents, aunties, uncles, cousins, and close community members, reflecting a circle of care and shared responsibility.

Dyani White Hawk’s work honours this lineage and the intergenerational transmission of knowledge, particularly the artistry of Indigenous women in her family and community. Her jewelry translates traditional practices such as quillwork and beadwork into contemporary forms, carrying forward stories of kinship, resilience, and quiet strength.