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Zuni fetish carvings represent one of the primary income sources for the pueblo. They are excellent examples of the fine craftsmanship that the Zuni people have honed through generations. The skill has deep roots in their spirituality which is explored in this posting.

Acoma Sky City is one of the treasures of the Land of Enchantment!

A quick lesson in what a Jersey girl learned about collecting authentic Native American jewelry.

I mentioned previously that I am a “Jersey girl.” While growing up, I could see the Twin Towers in New York City. Later in life, I lived in Central NJ, closer to Princeton, where my mail went through the main branch of the Trenton post office. This is the NY City skyline that I grew up with. It's what it looked like prior to September 11, 2001. Coincidentally, the first anthrax letters were postmarked in Trenton, New Jersey, on September 18, 2001—just a week after the Septemb

When we think of timeless artistry, few creations capture the heart quite like Navajo rugs. These woven treasures carry stories, culture, and a deep connection to the land and people who craft them. Each thread tells a tale, and every pattern reflects generations of skill and tradition. As we explore the legacy of Navajo rug craftsmanship, we invite you to journey with us through history, technique, and the enduring beauty of these remarkable works of art. The Rich History Be

Starting a blog about NM

When we think about the rich tapestry of American art, the Southwest stands out as a vibrant and soulful region. Its cultural artistry is a living story, woven through generations of Native American artisans who have poured their hearts into every piece. The colors, patterns, and symbols tell tales of the land, the people, and their deep connection to nature. As we explore this world, we find ourselves drawn into a warm embrace of tradition and creativity that feels both time

Jewelry is more than adornment. It is a story, a heritage, a living tradition passed down through generations. When we hold a piece of indigenous jewelry, we hold a connection to the past, a whisper of ancient hands shaping silver and turquoise with care and reverence. Today, preserving this craft is not just about keeping objects safe. It is about nurturing the spirit and soul of a culture that continues to inspire and teach us. The Heartbeat of Indigenous Jewelry Preservati

When we think about Native American jewelry, a few names shine brightly, but none quite like Tommy Singer. His work has become synonymous with exquisite craftsmanship and deep cultural storytelling. As we explore the legacy of Tommy Singer jewelry legacy, we find ourselves drawn into a world where tradition meets artistry, and every piece tells a story. Among his many creations, the bolo tie stands out as a symbol of both style and heritage. The Artistry Behind Tommy Singer J

There is something deeply captivating about the textures and patterns woven into real Navajo weaving rugs. These pieces are more than just decorative items; they are stories told through wool and color, passed down through generations. When we wrap ourselves in the warmth of these rugs, we connect with a rich cultural heritage that speaks of resilience, artistry, and tradition. Today, let's explore the world of Navajo rugs together, uncovering their history, craftsmanship, an