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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Al Joe
See all pieces by Al Joe →Al Joe has a contemporary edge to traditional Navajo designs. He crafts jewelry in 14k gold and sterling silver. Al Joe uses stamping, overlay, and shadowbox techniques. Al learned jewelry making skills from Colbert Joe, his uncle. He was later educated at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Arizona. His current residence is in Winslow, Arizona and...
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“Garland’s has what is reputed to be the largest collection of Navajo rugs in the world.”
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"A staggering array of turquoise jewelry."
"Museum-quality rugs."
"One of the most popular destinations in country for Native American art and jewelry, Garland's offers authentic Native American goods."
"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."
"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."
"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."
“Family owned since 1976, Garland’s Navajo Rugs sells rugs handwoven only by Navajo weavers.”
“There’s a huge collection of new and antique rugs here, as well as Native American kachina dolls, pottery, and baskets.”
“If you’ve ever admired distinctive Navajo weavings, be sure to hit Garland’s Navajo Rugs… for its huge stock.”

