Our passion for Navajo weavingsbegan twenty-some years ago, and we gain a greater appreciation of this fascinating artistry every day. Historic weavings are our strength. We live with the beauty and elegance of Navajo, Pueblo and Rio Grande blankets, rugs and saddle blankets.

There are no finer examples of utility and beauty than the clay Indian vessels of the Southwest. While the finest examples of the potter's art are increasingly difficult to obtain, our long and trusted relationships with both the Pueblos and world-class collectors allow us to exhibit pottery representing many styles and periods. From Mimbres pottery - made before the arrival of the Conquistadors - to Acoma, Hopi, Santo Domingo, Zia, Zuni and other Pueblo pottery from before the 1930s.

Ray Trotter concentrates on the highest quality jewelry that the Navajo Silversmiths created for their own tribal members as well as for the tourist trade.

Home | Site Map | Copyright | Help

Visit the Calendar of Events Search Page for complete exhibit and performance information.

LAST MODIFIED: September 25, 2007