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Enchanting wonder, inspiring beauty, and ancient secrets... Established in 1976, Garland's Navajo Rugs now is home to the largest selection...
The Santo Domingo (Kewa) Pueblo is located on the east bank of the Rio Grande, 25 miles southwest of Santa...
Navajo Rugs are extremely durable. When well-cared for, a Navajo rug can last for a hundred years or more. Many...
The Morenci Turquoise mine is one of Arizona™s most famous and collectible turquoise mines. Located in Greenlee County in Southeastern...
Europeans introduced horses to the American West and in the mid-20th century, those horses greatly influence Tohono O'Odham basketry. They...
Charlene's Crystal weavings are predominantly made with hand-dyed wool using vegetal / plant based dyes. The process of hand-dying wool is...
This beautiful one-piece sculpture by Raymond Chee, Sr depicts the story of the Living Feather. About two hundred years ago,...
The Navajo (Diné) Ceremonial Basket, sometimes referred to as the Navajo Wedding Basket, is a rich tradition in Navajo culture. ...
There is perhaps no art form more synonymous with Southwest Native American jewelry than the Squash Blossom Necklace. The history...
