Under $100
Here is a sweet, little stamped sterling silver and turquoise cuff by Wilson and Carol Begay. It is 3/8" wide at the center and 6-1/4 inches around, including a 1-1/8 inch opening. This cuff is priced at only $84.
"Three Rivers Feline" by Colorado artist Jan Thompson. These ever popular images are collected by buyers all over, many folks add to their collection year after year. This petroglyph image is of a mountain lion, with a symbol of the four directions on it's side. Each piece is framed, matted and on a bark paper or rice paper.
Julius Grey is Navajo Kachina carver that creates these miniature dolls. An amazing feature is that these little carvings have masks that are removable! Call to see which Katsina dancers we have in stock.
Small nuggets make up this 22 inch long necklace that can be double wrapped for a short chocker. Small nuggets are perfect for slides or larger pendants, instead of using a chain. Sterling silver closure.
Shown is a reproduction of a petroglyph found in the southwest canyons by Durango native, Jan Thompson. This is a signed and numbered serigraph on high quality paper, 14-1/4 inches by 17-1/4 inches, including a 2-1/4 inch mat and frame.
This pretty guy, so graceful . . . and wiggly. There are so many here in the southwest - they can't be missed on any cross-country hike, scurrying across your path, or doing pushups on the nearest rock. This serigraph is 9 inches wide by 14 inches, including a 2-1/4 inch mat and frame. It is valued at $70.
A design from the Mimbres people from southwest New Mexico and southeast Arizona. This serigraph is printed on high quality paper and is 9 inches wide by 12 inches, including a 2-1/4 inch mat and frame. The price is $70.
Hello. We modern day folks can only guess what this figure is about, but those lovely round rolls on either side of her face are awfully similar to those on the Hopi women today. All of Jan Thompson's figurative works are taken from petroglyphs and rock art she has seen in her treks through the southwest's canyon lands. This one is 13 inches wide by 15 inches, including the 2-1/2 inch mat and frame, and is priced at $90.
Zuni petite point coral ring. Call about the sizes available. Sterling silver and natural coral.
Tohono O' odham are the Native people of Southern Arizona, they are also known as the Papago. They are the most productive basket weavers working today and have been making these utilitarian functional works of art for thousands of years, using the same techniques and materials as their Prehistoric Ancestors.
