List of Artisans

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Little Feather Designz

Traditional beaded jewelry. Proudly crafting artwork for 30+ years.

JTW Designs

Handmade beadwork and silverwork. Custom made outfits and attire.

Kiva Textiles

Hand woven textiles (traditional regalia), home decor, and art. Retail and private commissions. 100% Indigenous / Native American handcrafted products only.

Email or call for details.

Joseph R. Jojola

Handmade jewelry, squash blossom necklaces, turquoise and coral heshi necklaces, bracelets, rings, and bolos.

Some jewelry restoration services available.

Special/custom orders accepted. Email me for more information.

Native American traditional and modern clothing. Each outfit is hand made to your desired size. Velvet and crushed velvet are the materials used. Incorporates Native American designs on all hand beaded outfits.

Dorothy & Paul Gutierrez

Pottery animals, mudheads, storytellers, mudhead storytellers, nativity sets.

Mail orders and special orders accepted. Write or call for details.

Jimmie Harrison

Mr. Harrison has been producing hand-made jewelry for 34 years. The majority of his work is sterling silver and inlaid stones; including, natural turquoise, coral, lapis, variscite, sugilite, malachite, and while, yellow, and spiney oyster shells. All pieces are stamped with the name "Jim Harrison".

Teri Greeves

Contemporary beadwork. Commissions welcomed. Please call or email for images and information. Studio visits by appointment only.

"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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