History and Authenticity 

Ka-Te is of Navajo, Apache, Middle Eastern, Egyptian, West African, and Asian descent. She works to bring back the lost teachings and artistry of all the indigenous cultures in her bloodline that has been lost to time. Every piece of the artwork is authentic, offers historical value, as well as spiritual value and meaning. She loves teaching the values of her cultures and bringing those values into everyday life. Along with many other things Ka-Te is a minister that can perform weddings and funerals, along with other spiritual events.  Ka-Te currently runs her business out of her own home which offers a wide variety of services and things to do. The property sits on 100 acres in central New Jersey, and boasts two miles of waterways, as well as two healing ponds. There are acres of horse pastures and multiple barns housing the rescue horses Ka-Te uses in her horse therapy program. Inside of her own home she has a holistic store, and her own personally designed gym both of which are used in her work. Besides horses, the grounds offer miles of hiking, meditation trails, endangered wildlife and plant sanctuaries, as well as acres of woodland. The property also has a historic graveyard from the late 1600s, and train tracks from the early 1900's, and housed an encampment during the revolutionary war.