Arts & Crafts

Beautiful Navajo Two Gray Hills design rug.   The weavings from the Two Grey Hills area on the Navajo reservation are extremely collectible and desirable because they are made from natural wools in the 4 colors of the sheep -...

Beautiful Acoma Pueblo bowl painted in a fine line star design. Signed "Victorino" by Monroe Victorino. Monroe Victorino has been an active potter since 1976 working with polychrome bowls and jars. He is well-known for his superb fineline work, especially...

Traditional, wide Hopi pot with parrot design and a narrow neck.  Signed by Gloria Mahle, with her leaf and feather hallmark.  She crafts her pieces with traditional Hopi-Tewa pottery designs. DETAILSArtist: Gloria Mahle, HopiSize: 3 1/2" high x 5 1/4"...

Traditional Hopi painted pot with parrot feather design signed by Carla Nampeyo.  This low, wide pot has a short, narrow neck.  Carla Nampeyo Claw is better known for her etched and carved pottery.  She is a daughter of noted potter...

This low painted pottery dish by Stetson Setalla is painted with a Hopi maiden and Kokopelli design. Stetson, whose work has become quite sought after, began making pottery at the age of 19, learning from his mother Pauline Setalla.  Each...

This beautiful Hopi pot by Stetson Setalla is painted with a water design and geometric elements. Stetson, whose work has become quite sought after, began making pottery at the age of 19, learning from his mother Pauline Setalla.  Each piece...

Vintage handmade polished clay pot with carved bear paw design, by Sophie Cata, Santa Clara Pueblo.  Sophie (1957- ) or 'Eagle Feather Basket", is the daughter of Francis Salazar and comes from a long line of distinguished, women artisans. Her...

Handmade San Ildefonso Pueblo blackware pot with painted kiva step design.  Unsigned. DETAILS:Artist: unknown, San Ildefonso PuebloSize: 3 1/2" high x 3 3/4" at widest, 2 1/2" diameter at mouthCondition: from a private collection, very good condition-some sticker residue on...

This Navajo weaving is considered an Eyedazzler, one of the earliest styles of rugs which was influenced by the serape blankets worn in New Mexico.  The design is a solid black border with a repeating, serrated diamond pattern in red,...

This antique Navajo rug is woven from hand-spun wool.  Woven in an old-style Ganado pattern.  We can see that this particular rug was woven pre 1940s because of the whirling logs design, which is no longer used by Native American...

Extra Large, beautiful Ganado-style Navajo rug.  This weaving is from the Ganado, Arizona area.  Ganado-style rugs are known for their bright red color.  The typical design has a black outside border with strong geometric patterns in natural gray and white...

This Navajo rug is Ganado colors, woven in a Storm Pattern. The Storm Pattern rug is one of the most popular Navajo rug designs and is recognizable by its large central rectangle, four smaller rectangles - one in each corner...

This beautiful pair of replica Lakota Sioux beaded moccasins was made by noted American artist Cathy Smith.  The toe design features Venetian glass beads in red, yellow and shades of blue on natural, brain-tanned leather. Leather tie and added leather...

This beautiful, replica Lakota Sioux beaded bag was made by noted American artist Cathy Smith.  It showcases blue, green, orange, and yellow beads on natural, brain-tanned leather. The bag has leather fringe on both sides, a decorative metal button, and...

This beautiful, replica Lakota Sioux beaded rendezvous bag was made by noted American artist Cathy Smith.  It showcases Venetian glass beads in a range of colors on natural, brain-tanned leather. The bag has leather fringe around the outer edges, a...

This beautiful, replica Lakota Sioux beaded knife sheath was made by noted American artist Cathy Smith.  It showcases Venetian glass beads in red, yellow, pink and shades of blue on natural, brain-tanned leather. The sheath has leather fringe across the...

This Navajo weaving is considered an Eyedazzler, one of the earliest styles of rugs which was influenced by the serape blankets worn in New Mexico.  The design is a solid border with a repeating, serrated diamond pattern in gray, black...

This weaving is from the Ganado, Arizona area.  Ganado rugs are identifiable by the dark red color, usually the background, and the black, white and gray geometric design, often with a central diamond or two. Rugs of this style are...

This Navajo rug is woven in a Storm Pattern. The Storm Pattern rug is one of the most popular Navajo rug designs and was popularized at the Crystal Trading Post at the turn of the last century.  The design is...

This fabulous Hopi Corn-Grinding Girl (Palhik Mana) is the work of acclaimed carver Cecil Calnimptewa. From the detailed headpiece, to the finely textured feathers and clothing, this Mana is a wonderful piece of work.  Even the realistic-looking turquoise necklace is...

This weaving style was originally from the Chinle area on the Navajo reservation but is now commonly woven throughout the Navajo Nation.  Chinle rugs are distinguished by their stripes of plain color alternating with bands of repeating geometric designs. A...

This Navajo Yeibichai comes from the Many Farms area in the center of the Navajo Nation.  The Yeibichai rug depicts ceremonies in which human dancers impersonate Yeis (Holy People).  There are usually six dancers, often in profile, sometimes with a...