An elegant contemporary vase by Jemez artist Carol Vigil, showcasing a warm reddish-brown clay body. The vessel has a wide, rounded base that tapers into a slender neck with a distinctive slanted, hand-poured style rim. The surface is meticulously decorated with a dense, repeating pattern of four-petaled floral shapes in a light tan slip. On the front of the neck, a prominent circular medallion breaks the pattern, featuring sharp geometric lines and hatchwork traditional to Jemez pottery. The vase is set against a neutral, off-white fabric background.

This elegant vase by Carol Vigil embodies the rich pottery traditions of Jemez Pueblo while showcasing her unique contemporary vision.

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A masterfully crafted 5-strand necklace by Kewa artist Jolene Bird. The piece features uniform, hand-cut rectangular beads of shimmering white mother of pearl. Interspersed throughout the strands are vibrant pops of color from meticulously placed square-cut accents of blue-green turquoise, bright orange spiny oyster shell, and deep black jet. The strands drape elegantly in a tiered fashion. The necklace is displayed on a dark brown wooden neck form, positioned against a rustic, multi-toned tan and brown stone backdrop.

This exquisite 5-strand necklace by Kewa artist Jolene Bird showcases true Santo Domingo Pueblo artistry. Handcrafted with mother of pearl, turquoise, spiny oyster, & jet.

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Two Native American clay pots sitting side-by-side against a plain beige background. The pot on the left is a wide, reddish-orange melon pot featuring deeply carved, swirling diagonal ribs. The pot on the right is a taller, multi-colored vase with a stepped rim, decorated with incised geometric patterns on the reddish top section, a smooth green band in the middle, and a matte tan base.

Few forms in contemporary Pueblo ceramics are as instantly recognizable—or as technically demanding—as the melon pot. 🏺✨ We are proud to showcase the exquisite work of Emma Yepa, a master artist from the Jemez Pueblo, in our latest blog post.

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A seated Hopi contemporary Kachina doll, meticulously crafted by Robert L. Begay. The figure is a Koshare or "Glutton" clown, characterized by its bold black and white striped body. It wears a wide-brimmed straw hat over dark hair, a vibrant red neckerchief, and fringed tan leggings. The clown holds a painted wooden watermelon slice in its left hand and a piece of red fabric in its right, with another large watermelon painted on its lap. The entire figure is perched on a natural wood stump against a dark, rustic wooden background.

This striking Hopi contemporary kachina by Robert L. Begay, hand‑carved from cottonwood root, honors the living ceremonial traditions of the Hopi people.

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A handcrafted vintage blackware pottery basket created by Santa Clara artist Vickie Martinez. The vessel is characterized by a brilliant mirror-like polish across its rounded body and thick, integrated handle. A horizontal band of deep sgraffito carving encircles the middle, depicting stylized geometric lightning or water motifs in a contrasting matte finish. The sleek, dark silhouette of the pottery stands out sharply against a bright red felt-like backdrop.

This exceptional vintage pottery basket by Vickie Martinez highlights the timeless artistry of Santa Clara Pueblo pottery. Handcrafted, this piece features the smooth, polished surfaces that define the renowned blackware traditions of the Pueblo.

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Image of a Jemez Contemporary Mellon Pot by Emma Yepa. It is made from hand-coiled red clay in a swirl pattern, wider at the bottom and narrowing toward the top.

This Jemez Contemporary Melon Pot by Emma Yepa is a beautiful example of living Pueblo pottery tradition. Handcrafted from locally sourced red clay, this pot reflects the refined forms and incised techniques for which Emma is known.

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This vintage Zuni sterling silver bracelet features turquoise, coral, shell, and jet set around the iconic Sunface motif, a symbol of warmth, life, and protection in Zuni culture.

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Image of a contemporary Acoma vase by Paula Estevan. It has a wide, disk-shaped base that narrows to a small vase at the top, with ridges that resemble a flower design. It is meticulously painted with interlocking geometric triangles that swirl upward, alternating between black and white and red and white. The triangles become smaller toward the top, creating a stunning pattern that mesmerizes the eye.

This contemporary Acoma vase by Paula Estevan is a beautiful expression of living Pueblo tradition.

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Image of a hand-coiled shallow bowl by Marcella Yepa with five hand-painted turtles. Three are green and black, and the other two are red and black. Each features intricate Jemez symbols on the shells.

This contemporary Jemez Pueblo bowl by Marcella Yepa reflects the enduring pottery traditions of Jemez Pueblo, known for hand-coiled forms, earthy palettes, and expressive surface designs.

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Two Zuni earrings. The top part features a turquoise stone surrounded by sterling silver. Two chains connect the earrings at the bottom. The bottom is finished in turquoise, featuring red-jet triangles and a Zuni eye symbol, with jet for the pupil. All of it is surrounded by sterling silver. The background features a Papago hand-woven basket plaque.

These vintage Zuni sterling silver earrings by R.J. Edaakie beautifully reflect the precision and artistry for which Zuni jewelry is renowned.

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Contemporary Jemez Pueblo storyteller figure by Emily Fragua Tsosie, hand-sculpted pottery depicting a central storyteller, open-mouthed, seated and surrounded by animals such as a bird, fish, rabbit, bear, and cat, showcasing traditional Pueblo storytelling motifs.

This contemporary Jemez storyteller by Emily Fragua Tsosie beautifully carries forward a cherished Pueblo tradition.

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Vintage Tohono O’odham (Papago) handwoven basket with intricate coiled design, showcasing traditional Southwestern Native American weaving techniques. Made from yucca fibers and darker natural pigments such as iron-rich soil, sumac, walnut hulls, or mesquite bark. The top of the basket is coiled with the darker fibers. It is sitting atop a gray woven rug with blue and red striped designs.

This vintage Tohono O’odham (Papago) basket is more than a decorative piece—it’s a living example of a centuries-old tradition. Handwoven from natural plant fibers, the basket is carefully coiled and stitched by a skilled artisan.

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Close-up of a pendant made of spiny oyster, mostly orange with white highlights, in a teardrop shape. It is surrounded by sterling silver, first with a leaf-like pattern, then by a Native American symbolic bird pattern, also in silver.

This Navajo contemporary spiny oyster and sterling silver pendant by Elouise Kee is a striking example of Southwestern jewelry artistry.

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Jemez Contemporary Storyteller Jar by Clifford Kim Fragua. This jar depicts a family of Jemez women linked hand to hand. They are handmade from clay surrounding the top of the jar. They are smiling and wearing skirts with belts. The jar is red clay on the top and bottom, and traditional Jemez paintings around the middle in black and white.

This Jemez contemporary storyteller jar by Clifford Kim Fragua beautifully combines the functionality of pottery with the rich tradition of Pueblo storytelling. A member of Jemez Pueblo, Fragua is known for his innovative approach to the storyteller form.

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The Tafoya Family: A Legacy of Santa Clara Pueblo Pottery For generations, the Tafoya family of Santa Clara Pueblo has shaped clay into history. Step inside one of the most influential pottery lineages in Native American art.

Step back in time and explore the legacy of the Tafoya family of Santa Clara Pueblo, one of the most influential pottery lineages in the Southwest. Learn how their artistry shaped the history of Pueblo pottery in our latest blog post.

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Hopi Contemporary “Heee Wahti” Kachina by Sankey George. Hand-carved Kachina doll made of cottonwood atop a log, hand-painted with colors derived from the land. The primary color is brown, with red and blue highlights on the kachina's robe.

Kachinas bring the traditions and history of the Pueblos to life through art. This Hopi contemporary “Heee Wahti” Kachina by Sankey George is an exceptional example of that legacy. His dolls represent spiritual beings deeply connected to the Hopi culture.

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Santo Domingo (Kewa) polished turquoise necklace by Sophie Tenorio Benally. The piece features small hand-carved turquoise stones encircling the base, with seven larger turquoise stones evenly spaced and suspended, each finished with a silver cap.

We are in love with this Santo Domingo (Kewa) polished turquoise necklace by Sophie Tenorio Benally.

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Hopi vintage canteen by Stetson Setalla. It is made from brown clay and painted with traditional Hopi art and symbols. It has small handles with ropes for carrying.

This Hopi vintage canteen by Stetson Setalla is truly unique. Setalla is a Hopi artist recognized for his finely detailed pottery, including canteens and vessels that reflect traditional Hopi design and symbolism.

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Showcasing an Incredible Collection Native American Pottery, Stunning Turquoise Jewelry, Storytellers, Kachinas, Baskets, Weavings, Sculpture, and More!

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Laguna Contemporary Effigy by Michael Kanteena. It's a ceramic vessel shaped like a bird painted with symbols related to the Laguna Pueblo and their traditions.

This incredible piece is a Laguna Contemporary Effigy by Michael Kanteena. Michael’s pottery often carries cultural symbolism and storytelling elements, reflecting the traditions, beliefs, and artistic heritage of the Pueblo peoples.

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Turquoise is so unique. It really feels like each stone tells a story.

Navajo Vintage Sandcast Turquoise and Sterling Silver Bracelet

This Navajo Vintage Sandcast Turquoise and Sterling Silver Bracelet is simply mesmerizing.

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Today, we feature this Acoma Contemporary Jar by Andy Juanico. Andy is a Native American artist from Acoma Pueblo, recognized for his distinctive pottery that reflects creativity, tradition, and personal expression.

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