
Keli’i Eli
Keli’i Eli is a first generation Zuni Pueblo and Hawaiian Native fetish carver & stone sculptor. Born and raised in Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico, he
Keli’i Eli is a first generation Zuni Pueblo and Hawaiian Native fetish carver & stone sculptor. Born and raised in Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico, he
Tyler Lansing is the son of well-known potter Bob Lansing. Like his father, he produces beautiful pieces that are inspired by his Navajo heritage and
Adrian Wall is a sculptor from Jemez Pueblo, New Mexico. He has been sculpting since his late teens and has always had an affinity for
Duran Gasper is a Zuni Jeweler. He learned cluster work from his mother, Rose Gasper and learned inlay from his brother, Arnie. Over the years
Jimmy started carving as a youngster, learning from his father and brother, first on cottonwood roots before graduating to antlers and then stone. Jimmy has
Roy is a Native American artist of the Dine’ (Navajo Tribe) of Arizona. Roy comes from the Bitterwater clan, “Todich’ii’nii” (maternal side) and is born
As a child, Mona watched her mother weave and learned from her; she has perfected the art of weaving over many years. Mona hand-dyes wool
Dino is from the Hopi Roadrunner and Greasewood Clans. He was taught carving by his brother and brother-in-law, and has been carving katsinas for more
Baje Whitethorne Sr. is widely considered one of the prominent artists working in watercolors in the world. His art has been featured in galleries, art
Navajo pottery-maker Bob Lansing uses pottery wheel to form clay pots in a variety of sizes and shapes. He coats the finished white pots with