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For years this site reviewed calendars every autumn: eagles and planners, Bev Doolittle, wolves, owls, the First Nations of Canada. The reviews are still here under American Indian Calendar Reviews, and they are why this page exists. The 2027 editions are in the shops from October, and a wall calendar is the gift that arrives in time whatever else is late.

The catalogue below has two shelves. Switch between them with the buttons, or scroll through all of it.

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The 2027 Calendars

Native artists on the wall, and the animal that walks with you

AllNative American artBy spirit animal

Fig. 1Native American art

Inuit Art: Kinngait 2027

Ten named artists of Kinngait Studios, from Kenojuak Ashevak to Ningiukulu Teevee. Pomegranate.

$16.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 2Native American art

Kenojuak Ashevak 2027

A year of the artist behind The Enchanted Owl. Pomegranate.

$16.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 3Native American art

Lakota Way 2027

Paintings by Jim Yellowhawk, Lakota. Amber Lotus.

$16.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 4Native American art

Inuit Art: Kinngait 2027, mini

The same twelve works in the small format, for a desk or a narrow wall. Pomegranate.

$9.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 5Native American art

Edward S. Curtis 2027

The 1900s photographs: historic, staged in places, and by a non-Native photographer; we say so. BrownTrout.

$17.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 6By spirit animal

Wolves

BrownTrout's wolves, printed every year.

$16.77 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 7By spirit animal

Bald eagles

The old site reviewed an eagle calendar every autumn. Red Ember.

$14.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 8By spirit animal

Bears

Black bears, browns and grizzlies. Red Ember.

$13.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 9By spirit animal

Owls

Twelve owls painted by Jeannine Chappell. Pomegranate.

$16.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 10By spirit animal

Hummingbirds

BrownTrout.

$17.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 11By spirit animal

Wild horses

Mustangs on open range. Willow Creek Press.

$17.87 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 12By spirit animal

Foxes

Willow Creek Press.

$16.89 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 13By spirit animal

Whitetail deer

Photographed, not hunted; the publishers' deer calendars are hunting calendars. Pacific Waters Press.

$15.00 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 14By spirit animal

Sea turtles

Willow Creek Press.

$17.89 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 15By spirit animal

Butterflies

Willow Creek Press.

$16.87 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 16By spirit animal

Dragonflies

Red Ember.

$12.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 17By spirit animal

Moose

Willow Creek Press.

$17.59 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 18By spirit animal

Elk

Bull elk. Willow Creek Press.

$17.64 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 19By spirit animal

Sea otters

Photographs by Tom and Pat Leeson. Pomegranate.

$16.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 20By spirit animal

Big cats

Art Wolfe's photographs; for the bobcat, lynx, cougar, jaguar and panther pages.

$17.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 21By spirit animal

Snakes

Red Ember.

$16.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 22By spirit animal

Frogs

The WWF edition. Carousel.

$17.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 23By spirit animal

Whales

Willow Creek Press.

$17.09 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 24By spirit animal

Dolphins

Willow Creek Press.

$17.31 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 25By spirit animal

Rescue dogs

Part of the price goes to animals in need. Pacific Waters Press.

$13.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 26By spirit animal

Rescue cats

From the same series. Pacific Waters Press.

$12.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 27By spirit animal

Beaver Tales

BrownTrout's drawn, good-humoured beaver year.

$17.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 28By spirit animal

Bees

Reasons To Bee. Willow Creek Press.

$17.79 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 29By spirit animal

Rabbits

Pacific Waters Press.

$14.50 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 30By spirit animal

Raccoons

Rascally Raccoons. Willow Creek Press.

$17.80 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 31By spirit animal

Squirrels

Willow Creek Press.

$17.87 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 32By spirit animal

Cardinals

Willow Creek Press; for the cardinal, wren, sparrow and woodpecker pages.

$16.87 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 33By spirit animal

Ducks

Plastic-free. Marble City Press; for the duck and heron pages.

$12.99 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Fig. 34By spirit animal

Lizards

Geckos, iguanas and chameleons too. Marble City Press; for the lizard and alligator pages.

$11.49 on Amazon, as of Nov 14, 2026See it

Calendars by Native and Inuit artists

The first shelf holds editions that name the artists in them, because a calendar of “Native American art” that names nobody is usually stock photography of pottery and feathers. The clearest example of the right kind is the Inuit Art: Kinngait calendar from Pomegranate, printed with Dorset Fine Arts in a bilingual English and French edition. Its 2027 pages carry work by Kananginak Pootoogook, Pauojoungie Saggiak, Kakulu Saggiaktok, Ohotaq Mikkigak, Pitseolak Niviaqsi, Qavavau Manumie, Kenojuak Ashevak, Ningiukulu Teevee, Saimaiyu Akesuk and Pitseolak Ashoona, and the list price is $16.99. The same publisher prints a calendar of Kenojuak Ashevak alone, the artist whose 1960 print The Enchanted Owl was reproduced on a Canadian postage stamp. Both are printed on FSC-certified paper with soy-based inks, in plastic-free packaging.

The Lakota Way calendar is on the shelf too: paintings by Jim Yellowhawk, a Lakota artist, from Amber Lotus, which has printed Native art calendars for decades. We looked for more and found none that meets the rule. The Southwest, Northwest Coast and Navajo searches returned landscapes and print-on-demand collections by anonymous makers; the “Native American art” collections of earlier years are not printed for 2027 in an edition that credits anyone; and there is no 2027 Bev Doolittle, whose camouflage paintings the old reviews on this site loved. Two things are deliberately handled with care: calendars made from AI-generated “Native” imagery exist and are not here, and the Edward S. Curtis photographs are here with a note, because they are historic, staged in places, and by a non-Native photographer.

A word on the law, because it matters here. The Indian Arts and Crafts Act of 1990 makes it illegal to sell any product in a way that falsely suggests it is Indian-made or the product of a particular tribe; a tribe’s name may be used only when a member or a certified artisan of that tribe made the item, and a first offense can cost an individual up to $250,000 and five years. The Act is written for handmade arts and crafts, and a printed calendar is a reproduction, so on this page we say “reproduced from work by” and name the artist, which is both the honest description and the useful one.

One for your animal

The second shelf is the practical one. Every animal page on this site, from the wolf to the lizard, has a calendar on this shelf when a good one is printed for 2027, and the same card appears on the animal’s own page. The wildlife publishers print the popular animals every year: BrownTrout’s wolves and hummingbirds; Willow Creek Press for wild horses, foxes, sea turtles, butterflies, moose, elk, whales, dolphins, bees, raccoons, squirrels and cardinals; Pomegranate’s owls painted by Jeannine Chappell and its sea otters photographed by Tom and Pat Leeson; Art Wolfe’s big cats; the WWF frogs. Where no publisher prints the animal, the card shows Red Ember or Pacific Waters Press, Amazon’s own calendar brands, which print on the same heavy paper year after year: the bald eagles, bears, dragonflies and snakes, and the whitetail deer, because the publishers’ deer calendars are hunting calendars and this is not that kind of site. The rescue dogs and rescue cats come from a series that gives part of the price to shelters.

For the bison, the raven and crow, the hawk, the coyote, the bat, the swan, the dove, the turkey, the bighorn, the salmon, the small mammals and the spiders we found no 2027 calendar worth linking as of November 2026: the searches returned football teams, gothic posters and print-on-demand covers. Those pages carry no card. If a publisher prints one of them next year, it will be added.

How this page is made

The cards were chosen by hand on 14 November 2026 from 859 Amazon listings over 61 searches, one search per artist, publisher and animal, and their prices are fetched every morning, with the date on each card; a price shown here is the price on the day stated, not a promise. The links are affiliate links, which is disclosed at the top of this page and costs the buyer nothing. We do not sell anything ourselves and we hold no stock. If a card points at an edition that is sold out, the publisher’s own site usually lists the same calendar.

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