List of Artisans

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Locations

Tribal Affiliation

Tsinnie's Gallery

Navajo Traditional and Contemporary. Individually handmade items using top quality stones with sterling silver & 14k gold.

Wholesale and retail to the public.

Ronnie Henry Contemporary Navajo/Dine Jeweler

Products: Sterling silver jewelry - 14K overlay, natural turquoise. Tufa and sand cast jewelry in traditional and contemporary styles.

Special orders accepted. Write or call for additional information.

Fannie Chavez Platero

Handmade sterling silver and natural turquoise jewelry. Squash blossom sets, chokers, rings, pendants, earrings, and bolos.

JTW Designs

Handmade beadwork and silverwork. Custom made outfits and attire.

Mr. Harrison has been producing hand-made jewelry for 34 years. The majority of his work is sterling silver and inlaid stones; including, natural turquoise, coral, lapis, variscite, sugilite, malachite, and while, yellow, and spiney oyster shells. All pieces are stamped with the name "Jim Harrison".

Eriacho Arts & Crafts

By the owner: Zuni inlay jewelry in sterling silver or 14k gold.

By other Zuni artisans: jewelry, fetishes, pottery, paintings, and beaded items.

Mail order and special orders on request. Master Card, VISA, and American Express welcome.

Ms. Squaw (Indian Handcrafts & Jewelry)

Indian handcrafted wares, including an array of sterling silver jewelry.

Flathead Indian Museum Trading Post & Art Gallery

Moccasins, beaded buckles, medallions, hair ties, earrings, silver and turquoise jewelry, dance clothing, Indian paintings.

Special orders accepted on beadwork and buckskin items. Mail order, wholesale-retail.

Fax: 406-745-2961

Marsh's Trading Post

Contemporary and antique Nez Perce cornhusk bags and beadwork; Klickitat baskets; silver, turquoise, and pink mussel shell jewelry; beads and beading supplies. Call or visit.

Cherokee Jewelry

Handmade sterling silver jewelry and various assembled pieces. Mail order; send query to above address. See all jewelry at www.cherokeejewelry.com

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