Two new carvings by David Draper (Navajo). On the left and in the center are two views of a big horn sheep made of laminate wood and a walnut base. 7 inches long and 5.5 inches tall. $400. On the right is a more sculptural form of a big horn sheep. 6 inches long and 5 inches tall. $350.
Some wonderful figures using their technology by Navajo potter Elizabeth Manygoats. The sitting woman with her laptop is 2.75 inches tall and $135. (TUCSON) The standing woman on the phone is just under 4 inches tall and also $135. (TUCSON) Kokopelli as envisioned by Aaron Yava (1946-1996). 9.25 inches tall. SOLD. (SANTA FE) A knife sheath, pouch, and bone knife. The sheath is 12 inches long. $500. (TUCSON)
Navajo-owned Medicine of the People offers a range of salves. Enlarge the photo for details.
$10 each. TUCSON ONLY
A couple of pottery sets of figures by Elizabeth Manygoats. The truck in the roadside sale is 6 inches long and 3.25 inches tall. $300 for the set. (TUCSON). The hogan in this six piece set is 3.5 inches by 3.5 inches and is $405 for the set.
These sheep are carrying their own sheep dogs. 4 inches long and $90 each. The horses are approx. 5 inches long and 3 inches tall and $75 each. The two sheep are approx. 3 inches by 3 inches and $54 each. The sheep with a rider is 3.5 inches long and almost 4.5 inches tall. $135. The Navajo woman carrying a baby on a horse is 5.5 inches tall and $70. The sheep and goats on the right are 3 inches tall and $60 each.
We have a number of Zuni, Navajo and Cochiti animal carvings under $50. Find them in our ZUNI+ FETISH galleries.
Don’t have a fireplace? Our piñon and cedar incense will make it seem like you do. 40 in each box. $7.50 (TUCSON ONLY)
Monica Nuvamsa (Hopi) has created a wonderful line of 72-piece puzzles. The completed puzzle measures 7.5 inches across. $20 each. SANTA FE and TUCSON. Click on the text images to read about each of her designs.
A fine cottonwood carving by David Draper (Navajo) titled “The Chase:Toxotes”. 9 inches to top of bow. $1200.
Hopi carvers Randy Brokeshoulder and William Gashweseoma carved these small katsina flat dolls for Christmas decoration. Prices range from $24 to $36. These are in Tucson, but our Santa Fe shop has quite a few as well!
The trio of flowers By Ramson in the first photo are each $75 (Middle flower is sold). In the second photo are spirit guardians, see the accompanying explanation above to learn about these beauties. All made by Ramson and prices are: (Left to right) $125, $150, $125, $125. (ALL IN SANTA FE)
Some more Navajo folk art pottery pieces by Elizabeth Manygoats A Navajo couple off to sell their sheep in their blue truck. 5.5 inches long by 3 inches tall. $195. Elizabeth’s cardinal is just under 4 inches tall and $75. A chicken, a blue bird, and a cat all getting piggy back rides. The pigs range from 3.5 inches to 4.75 inches long and $90 each. (ALL IN TUCSON)
A set of four Apache Gaan (or Mountain Spirit) dancers by Vincent Dawahongva (1944-2007) of the White Mountain Apache tribe. The figures range from just under 10 inches to 10.5 inches. $600 for the set.
This saguaro harvest carving is by Tucson artist Jesse Doe. It is carved of saguaro ribs and cottonwood. 20.5 inches tall and $800. (TUCSON)
Jesse made the javalina mother and baby out of cottonwood. 7.25 inches long and 3.5 inches tall. SOLD. The small saguaro at right is 5.5 inches tall and $200, while the small barrel cactus are 2 inches tall and $80 each. (TUCSON)
This saguaro with a coatimundi is also by Jesse Doe and is carved out of saguaro ribs. 18.25 inches and $750. (TUCSON)
