Hello and Happy New Year everyone!  Thank you for being a part of our family and continuing the journey with us as we enter into our 52nd year in business.  We appreciate each and every one of you, but even more the artists appreciate you.  Your purchases are what keep them working and help keep their unique and vibrant Native art culture alive.  We couldn't do it without you!  We look forward to serving you in the coming year and hope that it holds many blessings for you and yours.

Our upcoming shows in the DC Metro area come just in time for Valentine’s Day shopping, and on the heels of a whirlwind weekend at the Tucson Gem & Mineral Show where we met a turquoise legend, loaded up on rocks for Tamara to cut into gorgeous cabs, and got some fun new jewelry for you.  To read more about this adventure, new finds in turquoise and jewelry and to find out what treasures we're bringing your way click here to read our full newsletter.  

Carvings, Pottery, Rugs, Sandpaintings and More

We picked up some more of the smaller Navajo weavings which are great for wall hangings and table

tops, including a couple of rare, round rugs.  There is a great selection of the smaller sand paintings and

sand painting boxes (which make lovely and unique gifts!).  All of our sand paintings are completely handmade, matted, and framed by Navajo artists.

Our fabulous inventory of high-quality Mata Ortiz pottery is sure to dazzle!  Many of these pieces have complex, fine-line detail artwork and are hand-coiled.  The price for this quality of work is incredible.   We have a great pair Martha Appleleaf and Carmelita Dunlap, black on black feather pattern pots as well as several much sought-after pots from Bob Lansing, including one in a large size.  Some of our fabulous acquisitions from private collections include three Maria Martinez pots as well as pieces by Phyllis and Marlene Hemlock.  This collection also contains several great miniature pots and a miniature storyteller. Whichever piece of pottery is your favorite, the warm colors of Southwest art provide a distinct feel to any home.

Our large kachina collection continues to dazzle with an inventory that includes work from award winning artists such as Laurence Dallas, Keith Torres, Raymond Chee, Marlin Pinto and Sterling McRae.   

We also have a large selection of Zuni animal fetishes on hand, including a HUGE lot of older, unique pieces from a private collection we obtained.  Many of these carvings are by well known, award winning artists and are crafted from an assortment of stones and organic material.  Marvin Toya, from the Jemez Pueblo carved several mid-size pieces that measure in the six to eight-inch range and some smaller inexpensive gift sized ones, including eagles, owls, corn maidens and others.  Other not to miss pieces 

See you there!