UPDATED July 25th

New additions in the Santa Fe Zuni+ fetish, Katsina, Buckles and Bolos, Earrings and Pin/pendant galleries

An absolutely beautiful large and graceful Sikyatki style polychrome bowl by master Hopi-Tewa potter Bobby Silas. 15.5 by 6.75 inches. $2400. (TUCSON)

This beautiful concho belt dates to around 1930-40. The conchas are each 2 inches diameter. It was redesigned, adding the vintage fluted buttons about 20-25 years ago. $3000 (SANTA FE)

Master Acoma pottery artist Frederica Antonio just brought in this Pac-Man theme vessel with an infinity rim. It measures 6.5 inches high and 9 inches in diameter. $6800.

(the lower left image is a cropped view of the bottom - in SANTA FE)

This ink and colored pencil work was created by the Hopi carver and artist, Ron Koopee. It shows Umtoinaqa (Thunder) over Ahola and Ewtoto who are beginning the latsina new year by ceremonially opening the kiva. The beautiful background patterning includes stylized clouds, corn meal, and feathers.wth a parrot and eagle near the bottom, under the kiva. where many of the katsina ceremonies are held in Winter and early Spring. Framed, it measure 12 by 15 inches. $400. (TUCSON)

Lovely dangle zirconium earrings that are the result of a collaboration between Pat Pruitt (Laguna) and Niio Perkins (Mohawk). 3.5 inches long. $375 (SANTA FE)

Hopi carver Wendell Silas Yazzie just brought in this wonderful red beard version of the Anak’china or long hair Katsina. 11 inches to top of feather. $1200. (TUCSON)

Two outstanding bolo ties by the incomparable Leonard Nez. Details in our Buckles and Bolo Gallery

A Taawa/Solar bracelet by Farron Nakwywisa. 5/8 inch wide and made for a medium-large wrist. Farron is justly famous for his celestial-inspired designs. $360. (SANTA FE)

An alabaster wolf by Cody Nastacio. 3 inches long and $60. (TUCSON)

By Max Curley of the Corn Clan from Musangnovi Village. I picked this up from him last Saturday (July 18th) when we were both at Songoópavi Village to see the Niman ceremony, The Koyemsi (Mudhead) is 11 inches tall and is holding a nicely detailed rattle. $350. (SANTA FE)

This beautiful cuff inlaid with natural turquoise, coral and black jade was made by Nana Ping, a Yaqui artist who is married in at Santa Clara Pueblo.1.25 inches wide and made for a medium+ wrist. $5500. ON HOLD (SANTA FE)
More photos in the Collector’s Gallery

The Zuni needlepoint chandelier earrings are by the Wyaco family. 2.5 inches long and $225. (SANTA FE)

Leonard Nez fashioned this bracelet set with a piece of natural Blue Gem turquoise. 1 inch wide and made for a medium-large wrist. $750. (SANTA FE)

A spondylus shell (Spiny oyster shell) badger by Dee Edaakie. 2 inches long and $110. (SANTA FE)

 

This one was signed with the weaver’s initials, but so far, in asking around among weavers and collectors we’ve been unable to identify the artist. 32 by 50 inches. $1275. (TUCSON)