Arts & Crafts

Vintage, Stunning Native American Vase with Horse Motif by Dusty Naranjo, Santa Clara Pueblo.APPROXIMATE SIZE:6" H x 7" diameter3 horses' designNative American artist Dusty Naranjo specializes in creating Pueblo pottery. She learned traditional pottery techniques from her mother and brother-...

Native American handmade and carved feather red pot by San Ildefonso Pueblo potter Juan Tafoya. APPROXIMATE SIZE:3" H x 4" W x 4" diameterJuan Tafoya was one of the most highly regarded ceramic artists in San Ildefonso Pueblo known for...

Vintage Tohono Oʼodham (Papago) Split Stitch Basket - beautiful authentic Native American basket. DETAILSArtist: UnknownTribal Affiliation: Tohono Oʼodham (formerly called Papago)Size: 13 5/8" DiameterMaterials: Beargrass and yuccaCondition: From an estate- please see the photos

Authentic Sioux tribal Native American beaded pouch, vintage 1900s - Artist: Rosalie Little Thunder, Sioux. The bold geometric pattern on this bag is internally threaded with Venetian glass beads, done with Hill Stitch, formerly known as Lazy Stitch. The bag...

This is a magnificent example of antique Iroquois/Mohawk beadwork. This Glengarry hat/cap is fully beaded with all of the beads intact.  While there is very slight deterioration of the red fabric on the folded edge, this does not diminish the...

Original watercolor painting of a Native American warrior painted by American artist Ken Ferguson. This original painting was purchased from the artist in the 1990s and hung in a non-smoking home. It is in perfect condition. See the complimentary painting...

Original watercolor painting of a Native American woman painted by American artist Ken Ferguson. Professionally framed. This painting was purchased in the 1990s and hung in a non-smoking home. It is gorgeous and in perfect condition. SIZE:image: 12 1/2" high...

Authentic North Plains Native American beaded infant moccasins. These vintage moccasins are made with smoked, brain-tanned leather and feature a flat tongue flap and high cuff. They are thread sewn, including the white, blue and pink Venetian glass beads. So...

This intricately beaded wall pocket is an antique from the late 1800s. Likely Iroquois or other from the eastern Great Lakes region This Niagara-style beadwork is made of a rust-colored velvet with a brown cotton backing. The glass beads in...

This beautifully beaded Victorian-era bag was created most likely by an Iroquois artisan in the late 1800s. This Niagara-style beadwork from the eastern Great Lakes region is made of red cotton with a red silk lining. The gorgeous, raised glass...

Authentic Northern Plains - possibly Cheyenne Native American beaded moccasins. Antique moccasins from the late 1800s are sinew sewn with small, uneven glass beads and have an additional rigid leather sole sewn on. These are not in perfect condition, but...

This vintage beaded mirror bag is made by Rosebud Sioux artist Rosalie Little Thunder. It features a fully-beaded front with sinew-sewn Venetian glass beads on smoke tanned elk hide. The strap is braided leather. This style of beadwork is called...

Plateau 2-sided Beaded Native American bag with floral & horse design ca. 1900 The bag features a green beaded handle and fully functioning zipper.DETAILSSize: 8 7/8" L @ widest x 6 1/2" H + 1 7/8" handle dropCondition: Beadwork intact,...

These are great antique Sioux Beaded Moccasins which showcases old venetian beads including "salt & pepper", greasy blue and yellow. The moccasins are Lakota Sioux (attributed to be from Standing Rock in ND) They were made ca.  1917 - 1922...

Gorgeous beaded moccasins handmade by Evangeline James, Lakota. These treasures took a Blue Ribbon at the 1987 New Mexico State Fair. They are made with commercial (and very soft) leather (probably deer) and newer Czech beads. They are a child's...

Albino (Chakwaina) Katsina Doll by Cecil Calnimptewa, Hopi - Albino Kachina Doll Associated with the Asa Clan of Zuni Pueblo, the Chakwaina (Albino) Kachina appears in Hopi ceremonies and appears most often in January during the Kiva Dances. A member...

Beautiful example of vintage Native American beadwork. These Apsáalooke (Crow) moccasins were likely made after World War 2 evidenced by the type of beads. The moccasins are brain tanned and the type of beadwork is called 2 needle stitch or...

9" Dreamcatcher patterned, double-sided drum. Taos Drum Company. Handcrafted with hide and wood. Will be shipped with a beater.RK15

9" Bearskin rug patterned, double-sided drum. Taos Drum Company. Handcrafted with hide and wood. Will be shipped with a beater.RK16

Picasso Marble Badger Fetish made by Derrick Kaamasee, Zuni.SIZE2 3/8" long x 1 1/4" wide @ widest tapering to 1/2" x 3/8" highIn Zuni culture a fetish represents the animal spirit thought to reside in the stone. The badger is...

The sandpainting you see originates from Navajo healing ceremonies. In a ceremony that lasts several days, the medicine man builds a sandpainting ad places the patient in the middle of it. Sandpaintings are very detailed and colorful, and each figure...