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Native American Pottery of Today

Native American Pottery of Today

  When we say “Native American Pottery,” we usually mean pieces made by Pueblo Native American peoples and by the Navajo.  Although other tribes practice the art, that of these specific groups are best known.  While one tribe often adapts certain... Read more
Native American Carved Stone Fetishes: A Primer

Native American Carved Stone Fetishes: A Primer

  Native Americans have created and used carved stone fetishes throughout recorded history; particularly those residing in the Southwest.  A fetish is an object, typically carved of stone, rock, or antler, that is believed to have special powers.   Fetishes... Read more
The Maze, or Se-eh-ha’s House (Man in the Maze)

The Maze, or Se-eh-ha’s House (Man in the Maze)

  Man in the Maze, a recognizable symbol among Native American art, represents challenge and triumph, and is a true symbol of perseverance.  After Se-eh-ha returned to his home in the Greasy Mountains, he decided to build a new home, a dwelling that would be like... Read more
The Native American Squash Blossom Necklace

The Native American Squash Blossom Necklace

The Native American squash blossom necklace, while a Native American creation, developed slowly and is deeply rooted in non-Native American Indian culture and history.     The main part of any squash (blossom) necklace, the crescent shaped pendant called the... Read more
February Artist Spotlight: Gwen Tafoya

February Artist Spotlight: Gwen Tafoya

    It is our pleasure to introduce you to February’s featured artist, and our friend, Santa Clara potter Gwen Tafoya.       A member of Santa Clara Pubelo, Gwen Tafoya was born on April 18, 1965 to Mary Agnes Tafoya.  She first learned... Read more
A Brief History on Native American Kachinas

A Brief History on Native American Kachinas

Native American Kachinas have a rich and varied history beyond the fact that they are most often recognized as wooden, carved dolls. The “original” kachinas were supernatural spirits and beings.  These mostly benevolent entities once lived among the Native American... Read more
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