Hand painted 1930s Mexican "Tonala" style pitcher/vase... great condition.

Beautiful mahogany door with saguaro ribs (29 7/8" x 80")...

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Gorgeous Navajo 1930's bracelet made from Ingot (coin silver) silver

The friendship pot! This is hand made pottery, fired in a pit, painted with slip or liquid clay. The circle of friends or the round dance. Friendship bowls is another name for these wonderful pots. Made by the Angea family from the village of Hickiwan, out in the western part of the Reservation. What a great gift idea to give a friend!  Give us a call: 520-881-2112.

Here we have a Tohono O'Odham dog basket! You don't have to feed, walk or potty train this cute little doggie! There is a diamond shape made of devils claw on his back. At six inches tall he won't take up much room either! He sure could use a home! How can you resist! Give us a call 520-881-2112.

Back by popular demand, our Kachina and Koshari Sale!  For the rest of the month of August, we offer 20% off all Kachina and Koshari!  Get yours while we still have a great selection!  Pictured here is a Koshari catching a chicken, he has a wonderful grimace on his face as he hit the log, but will he still have hold of the chicken when his feet hit the ground?  This carving is by Neil David, from 1990.

A beautiful and tightly woven Navajo rug from Ganado.  Woven by Rosita Brown.  Probably from the 1980's.  It measures 36" X 28 1/2".   Nice size not too big or small to use just about anywhere!

This is a hand colored photograph by J.R. Willis, Gallup N. M.  The framed photograph measures 8 1/2" X 12 1/2"