2+ week, 11+ hour ago (393+ words) The redesigned Fifth Wind logo reflects the studio's rustic aesthetic. Director Tim Key updated the branding and production facility. (Doreen Holtje/NHO) Emanuell Bryant, a fourth-year student at Indigenous Bible College, displays finished trail signs at Fifth Wind Rustic Arts Nov. 4. The studio employs students from various Indigenous tribes. (Doreen Holtje/NHO) Tim Key holds a set of handmade wooden coasters, one of Fifth Wind's most popular items. The coaster sets sell for $25. (Doreen Holtje/NHO) Tim Key, director of Fifth Wind Rustic Arts, stands in front of trail signs in progress at the studio on the Indigenous Bible College campus Nov. 4. (Doreen Holtje/NHO) FLAGSTAFF " Fifth Wind Rustic Arts studio at Indigenous Bible College (IBC) has expanded its product line just in time for the holiday season, offering handcrafted gifts that support Native American students pursuing independence. Studio Director…...