Ioka
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The word Ioka is derived from the language of the Lakota Sioux tribe and is the masculine verb of "Beauty". There are many other languages that use the word ioka but this is just one of them.
Today the word Ioka is the name of an artist that derived from Bay City, Michigan. His roots now lay in Chattanooga Tennessee. Ioka has done many works and many different pieces mostly of digital as well as sculpting. (The word Ioka is pronounce Eye-O-k-ha).
