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New Mexico Magazine
Nancy Marie Mithlo
Nancy Marie Mithlo
Musings on the dilemma of contemporary Native American arts scholarship.
Steve Elmore Indian Art
Steve Elmore Indian Art, located in historic downtown Santa Fe, offers quality antique Native American art. Our site is a great resource for learning learn about identification, attribution, pricing, identification and other aspects of this fascinating field.
Gallery of Rare Jewels
Gallery of Rare Jewels
The world I offer here is born of the treasures I find, or rather, the treasures that find me along the way: fine gems, antique and period jewels and antiquities. Works of art, most often inspired by the pursuit of life's meaning. It is a world of Gems and Minerals, Antiques and Art from the four corners of the earth including Tibet, China, Mesoamerica, South East Asia, Europe and Africa.
Native American Buddhist Temple of Christ
Individuals, Artists, Businesses and Organizations
Native Jackets provides fine Native American clothing, including jackets, coats and Pendleton blankets as well as museum quality contemporary and antique Native rugs, pots and baskets.
HM Grimmer
H. Malcolm Grimmer collections and appraisals - Antique Native American Indian Art from Plains, Northwest, Southwest, Plateau and Prairie.
The Trade Roots Collection is the creation and vision of Jeffrey Lewis, located in Santa Fe, provides the most extensive raw materials selection in the industry, for both the jeweler and inlayer. Jeff offers pieces from his extensive personal collection of antique, historic and contemporary Native American arts and artifacts in the Cabinet of Curiosities
Steve Elmore Studio
Contemporary paintings by Steve Elmore, owner of Steve Elmore Indian Art Gallery.
Nancy Youngblood Pottery
Nancy's work can be seen in the permanent collections of the Cleveland Museum of Art and The National Museum of Women in the Arts.
David Nordahl lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico and continues to paint the Apache as well as fantasy, people and animals. His paintings can be found in museum and private collections in the U.S. and many foreign countries.
David Dear Jewelry
David Dear is a Santa Fe, New Mexico jewelry designer and silversmith of Welsh, English, and Cherokee decent. His classic sterling silver and gold jewelry designs are now available here online, at his gallery in Arroyo Seco, New Mexico and at various retail stores and shows throughout the world.
Sissel's
Fine quality Indian jewelry, located near downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico. Huge inventory of hand picked, quality, Indian jewelry at discount prices.In addition to jewelry, we carry a great selection of Native pottery, Kachina dolls, and Pendleton blankets.
Chaco Mystery Continues
This one-hour PBS documentary (in progress) will bring new revelations about the ancient Native Americans who built massive enigmatic structures throughout the southwest and particularly in the Chaco Canyon area.
Lightningwood Pictures
A full-service film and video production company
based in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Absolute Entertainment
Santa Fe's Live Music & Disc Jockey Source for weddings and events. See and hear their playlists on the site.
Tulku Music
A.K.A. "Jim Wilson" --- This new endeavor marks the return of my good friends Jai uttal and Geoffrey Gordon.
Minister Naomi Fiske
Naomi Fiske is an ordained minister and pastoral psychotherapist who performs weddings that honor all traditions.
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Beaded and Porcupine Hat Bands
Deborah Magee porcupine quill hat bands are an example of one of the most traditional native American art forms. These dyed porcupine quill bands are wrapped around rawhide strips and glued into place, then attached at the back with leather string and trade beads, measuring approximately 1/4" wide. Bead hat bands are hand strung in pearls, turquoise, coral, glass and trade beads with leather or rawhide ties and decorative conchos.
Products & Services
Turquoise Turtle Shell Pendant View Library Email Turquoise Turtle Shell Pendant
The turtle shell, so exquisitely formed, is emblematic of Mother Earth. Many Native Americans revere turtles and some refer to North America as Turtle Island. This version of our Turtle Shell Pendant is made from vibrant 18kt gold and sterling silver; the underside of the shell is a reflector bowl, magnifying the beauty of a prong set natural domestic turquoise 7 cts. Approximate length: 1.5" Chain sold separately. See chains
March/April 2016
In This Issue: The Flintlock Rifle As A Small Game Alternative Keep It Simple: Fishing The Amazon River A Bicycle For All Occasions The Solitaires Build A Native American Style Bow The North Woods Tin Can Cook Set Swiss Army Knives For Town And Country
Jan/Feb 2014
Sheltering in Place During Winter Emergencies Native American Pottery in New England Wilderness First Aid & Kits Melting Scrap Metals Easily
July/Aug 2016
In This Issue: The Art Of Game Glassing Firing Primitive Pottery Bugging Out Vs. Hunkering Down Building The Philadelphia Derringer How To Make Native American Style Arrows