Sedona, Arizona · Est. 1976

Fifty Years of Native American Art

Jewelry, Navajo weavings, kachinas and pottery from the finest artists of the Southwest.

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1990s Navajo Inlay Fixed Blade Knife Vintage Collection

$650

Rosarita, Black Jade, and Opal Pendant by Duane Maktima

Rosarita, Black Jade, and Opal Pendant Duane Maktima

$1,800

Navajo Kingman Turquoise Ring by Bob Robbins

Navajo Kingman Turquoise Ring Bob Robbins Size 11¼

$795

Navajo Kingman Turquoise Earrings by Bob Robbins

Navajo Kingman Turquoise Earrings Bob Robbins

$195

Navajo Kingman Turquoise Earrings Bob Robbins

$195

Navajo Kingman Turquoise Earrings Bob Robbins

$195

Navajo Kingman Turquoise Earrings Bob Robbins

$195

Hopi Longhair Kachina and Kachina Mana Carving by Ted Pavatea

Hopi Longhair Kachina and Kachina Mana Carving Ted Pavatea

$40

Hopi Prehistoric Parrot Wood Box by Ted Pavatea

Hopi Prehistoric Parrot Wood Box Ted Pavatea

$80

1970s Sand Cast Turquoise Cross Pendant Vintage Collection

$275

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1980s Coral Rainbow Yei Cuff by Francis Jones

1980s Coral Rainbow Yei Cuff Francis Jones Medium · 6⅝″

$325

1990s Navajo Native Earth Inlay Ranger Buckle Set by Tim Charley

1990s Navajo Native Earth Inlay Ranger Buckle Set Tim Charley

$1,200

1990s Navajo Native Earth Inlay Ranger Buckle Set Tim Charley

$1,100

1990s Navajo Stamped Ranger Buckle Set by Jennifer Curtis

1990s Navajo Stamped Ranger Buckle Set Jennifer Curtis

$1,400

1960s Navajo Sunburst Link Concho Belt Vintage Collection

$1,295

1990s White Shell, Lapis and Turquoise Inlay Cuff by Wayne Muskett

1990s White Shell, Lapis and Turquoise Inlay Cuff Wayne Muskett Medium · 6½″

$1,100

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Piki Wadsworth

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Piki Wadsworth is the daughter of Cheryl Yestewa and Glenn Wadsworth. Her parents were acclaimed artists, known for some of the finest hand-rolled turquoise bead necklaces. Piki was born on April 25, 1980 on Hopi Second Mesa, Arizona. She was born at home and is the third of nine children. She is the only child...

Hopi Fox Turquoise Necklace by Piki Wadsworth

Hopi Fox Turquoise Necklace Piki Wadsworth 18½″ long

$2,800

Hopi Fox Turquoise Necklace Piki Wadsworth 23″ long

$2,800

Hopi Blue Elephant Turquoise Necklace by Piki Wadsworth

Hopi Blue Elephant Turquoise Necklace Piki Wadsworth 17½″ long

$2,800

Hopi Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Necklace by Piki Wadsworth

Hopi Sleeping Beauty Turquoise Necklace Piki Wadsworth 18½″ long

$2,600

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"The minute you step off the plane, you will see turquoise jewelry everywhere you look—it’s built into the history of this city. Ignore every vendor, every lobby shop, every ad you see and head straight to Garland’s."

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“Garland’s has what is reputed to be the largest collection of Navajo rugs in the world.”

The New York Times

"Garland's has the finest collection in all of Indian Country."

National Geographic

“Souvenirs come in all shapes and sizes, but you won’t find a better selection than at Garland’s Indian Jewelry.”

Visit Arizona

"A staggering array of turquoise jewelry."

The Denver Post

"Museum-quality rugs."

Los Angeles Times

"One of the most popular destinations in country for Native American art and jewelry, Garland's offers authentic Native American goods."

USA Today

"Garland’s isn’t just the premier Navajo rug shop in Sedona, it has one of the largest selections of contemporary and antique Navajo rugs in the country."

Frommer's

"For traditional rugs, blankets, baskets, and pottery, head to Garland’s Navajo Rugs. The shop’s owners work directly with Navajo and also Hopi artists to bring patrons high quality, authentic examples of Native American art."

Sunset Magazine

"This family-owned store holds one of the best collections of Native American art in the world. Browse the colorful artwork ranging from handmade jewelry and pottery, to sand paintings and Navajo rugs."

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