List of Artisans

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La Ray Turquoise Co.

Navajo, Zuni, Chippewa, Hopi, and Santo Domingo silver and beadwork; Navajo rugs. Special orders accepted -- Cheyenne, Sioux, and Mohawk crafts; custom work and repair work specialty.

Mail order, wholesale-retail; Visa and MasterCard accepted.

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Haiyip Atuklo

Traditional Choctaw baskets, stickball sticks and balls, traditional arts and crafts-jewelry, paintings, rugs, and beadwork.

Write or call for more information.

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Marilou Schultz

Navajo weavings (rugs), weaving tools, weaving wool, and jewelry. Workshops, lectures, and symposiums on Navajo weaving, dyeing of wool techniques, art of Navajo weavings, and history of the Navajo people.

Special commissions accepted.

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Reservation Creations

Traditional and contemporary arts of Native American Indians. Limited edition or one-of-a-kind products, including jewelry, basketry, beadwork, quillwork, weavings and rugs, pottery and clothing, carvings, and dolls.

Mail order, retail/wholesale; VISA or MasterCard accepted.

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Michael Paul Teller Ornelas

A sixth-generation Navajo weaver. Specializing in high weft count Two Grey Hills tapestries as well as contemporary rug designs. Available for presentations and lectures focusing on traditional Navajo and contemporary art. Proven experience as a guest curator for museum exhibitions, weaving exhibitions, and art mentorships. Multi-ribbon winner at prestigious art shows, including Santa Fe Indian Market and the Heard Museum's Indian Art Fair.

Accepts commissions and credit cards. Please contact via telephone or email.

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Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprise

Woven wool rugs, sterling silver and turquoise jewelry, baskets, sand paintings, wood carvings, dolls, pottery, and assorted other finished goods and Native craft products. Call or write for more information. All major credit cards accepted.

Other retail locations:

NACE Cameron Branch, P.O. Box 464, Cameron, Arizona 86020; Tel. (928) 679-2244

NACE Chinle Branch, P.O. Box 608, Chinle, Arizona 86503; Tel. (928) 674-5338

NACE Kayenta Branch, P.O. Box 1770, Kayenta, Arizona 86033; Tel. (928) 679-3369

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Honani Crafts-Gallery

Hopi overlay gold and silver jewelry. Pottery, weavings, paintings, graphics, kachinas, baskets, and Navajo rugs. Zuni, Navajo, and Santo Domingo jewelry.

Special orders accepted. Mail order, wholesale-retail. Send self-addressed business-size envelope for information.

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"Zuni Geometric Red Pottery Bowl" by Anderson Jaime Peynetsa (Zuni Pueblo). "Multi-Gemstone Bracelet" by Duane Maktima (Laguna Pueblo/Hopi). © Indian Pueblo Store.

Indian Pueblo Store

Pueblo pottery, basketry, wood carvings, textiles, stone sculpture, drums, Pueblo and Southwestern jewelry, Navajo rugs and sandpaintings.

Shop online or in person. The shop is located inside the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center.

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Bien Mur Indian Arts & Crafts

Direct from the Indian Artist Traditional and Contemporary jewelry, pottery, kachinas, fetishes, folkart, rugs, sandpaintings & more.

Retail-wholesale. Mail orders, special orders, and credit cards accepted.

Location: I-25 & Tramway Road E, Sandia Reservation. The principal place of business is on the Pueblo of Sandia reservation.

Unincorporated enterprise owned by the Pueblo of Sandia. 

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