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Authentic Northern Plains Native American beaded blanket strip in a patriotic pattern. This piece is sinew sewn with Venetian glass beads onto commercial leather and backed with red fabric. Ca. late 1900s Blanket strips are decorative beaded bands that are...

Beautiful antique Northern Plains authentic Native American beaded moccasins, ca. late 1800s.  These moccasins are sewn with sinew and embellished with Venetian glass beads in a salt and pepper style. The outer sole is separately sewn on, as is the...

This sterling silver Navajo Concho belt is a tailored design, with all the oval conchos attached to the top of the black leather belt. Each stamped sterling silver concho is attached to the belt with a leather cord that is...

Gorgeous! Runner style. This vintage Navajo rug is woven in the Crystal style with a raised outline at the edges.  The beautiful pattern is done in the distinctive golden tones of the newer Crystal style, using vegetal dyes. Ca. 1950s DETAILSArtist:...

This basket is an example of the traditional geometric designs used by the Wounaan and Embera Indians in their baskets.  They are also known for their intricate pictorial designs. The Wounaan and Embera Indians inhabit one of the world’s last...

This basket is an example of the traditional geometric designs used by the Wounaan and Embera Indians in their baskets.  They are also known for their intricate pictorial designs. The Wounaan and Embera Indians inhabit one of the world’s last...

This vintage Pima coiled basket is a beautiful, radiating fret design. Extremely well woven. Pima baskets are typically sewn with willow (light color) and devil's claw (black) over a base of split cattail reeds. DETAILSArtist: UnknownTribal Affiliation: PimaSize: 14 3/4"...

This small, round Tarahamura basket is a nice example of double-twilled weaving.  The Tarahamura people are indigenous to the Sierra Madre mountains of Mexico. Woven of yucca leaves and stems.DETAILSArtist: UnknownTribal Affiliation: TarahamuraSize:  3 1/2" high x 3 3/4" diameterMaterials:...

Tohono O'odham (Papago) split stitch coiled basket made with bear grass as the bundle and split yucca for the sewing weft.  DETAILSArtist: unknownTribal Affiliation: Tohono O'odham (Papago)Size:  7" diameterMaterials: bear grass, yuccaCondition: From an estate- please see the photos VW41

Taller, wide-shouldered Hopi pot with parrot tail design.  Signed by Marianne Navasie with her earlier symbol of a tadpole with an "M" next to a frog. Marianne Navasie (1951-2007) was the daughter of Joy Navasie (Second Frogwoman) and granddaughter of...

This beautiful white and black painted Laguna Pueblo pot is a traditional shape and design with a contemporary twist.  Signed "Lente-Laguna" by Marquis Dann-Lente. Marquis Dann-Lente (b. 1970) is a member of the Water Clan and Kachina Clan. He is...

This is brightly colored, authentic Navajo Germantown rug.   This beautiful rug is tightly woven, using commercially dyed wool, and features an added wool fringe on the two ends and whip-stitched sides.  Germantown rugs are one exception to the "no...

Beautiful Zuni inlay Sunface bolo tie with black jet, mother of pearl, red coral and turquoise stones. The handwoven black leather strap has matching inlaid Sunface tips.  This piece is unsigned DETAILSArtist: unknown, ZuniSize: slide is 3 1/4" diameter, tips...

Beautifully detailed Hopi overlay bolo tie from artist Chalmers Day.  The design features a Kachina, pueblo, corn, prayer feathers, clouds, rain and other water symbols. The black leather strap has sterling silver tips with cone-shaped silver dangles.  The slide is...

This silver snake design bolo is so recognizable as the work of Effie Calavaza. The large turquoise and coral stones are set in serrated bezels and surrounded by stamped silver snakes with turquoise eyes.  The fancy silver tips have dangles...

Fabulous one-of-a-kind statement bolo by famed Navajo jeweler, Tommy Singer.  The green turquoise is surrounded by a handmade bezel and showcases stampwork, overlay and precise deep filing. The thick, handwoven leather strap has specially crafted overlay barrel tips with squash...

Fabulous one-of-a-kind statement belt buckle by famed Navajo jeweler, Tommy Singer.  The green turquoise is surrounded by a handmade bezel and showcases stampwork, overlay and precise deep filing.  Signed T. Singer on the back of the buckle. Tommy Singer's career...

The Gachupin family from the Jemez Pueblo are known for their beautifully shaped and polished melon style bowls.  This one is just beautiful and in excellent condition.  Melanie Gachupin, Jemez Pueblo b. 1974 created this pot and it has been...

This elegant and traditionally fired wedding vase was made by famed Hopi/Tewa potter Joy Navasie, also known as Frog Woman, which is the name she chose to honor her mother Paqua Naha (c. 1890–1955) the original Frog Woman.  This vase...

What a beautiful example of traditional Hopi pottery.  Fawn Navasie Garcia formerly known as "Little Fawn" began her pottery career in the 1970s and created this pot in the 1980s.  The family that purchased it directly from her were dear...

What a beautiful Santa Clara wedding vase!  While it is unsigned, the piece is in the style of Santa Clara Pueblo work and attributed to that pueblo by the owners who purchased the vase in the 1960s. The clay, slip...

Beautiful Manuel and Karen Hoyungwa sterling silver Hopi overlay bolo tie with Butterfly Maiden design in the center and water symbols on the sides. The black leather strap has stamped sterling silver tips with a silver bead and squash blossom...

This fantastic Navajo statement bolo tie features a large blue turquoise stone with a dramatic brown matrix. The silver work is overlay and stampwork. The fancy tips are decorated with twist wire and a drum at the end.  Strap is...