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Kathryn J. Mathis

Seamstress who makes traditional clothing. I work with velveteen, satin, and cotton to make ribbon shirts, shirts, blouses, and skirts for children and adults. I also use blanket material (Pendleton) to make coats, jackets, vests, purses, bags, and coin purses. Dance costumes, jingle dresses, and fancy shawls. Some beadwork. Crystals for necklaces, dreamcatcher earrings, and friendship wrist bands.

Custom orders preferred. Orders available year round. 9am - 4pm AZ Standard Time. Please leave a telephone message or e-mail.

Jumbo's

Sterling silver, jewelry, broach/pins, miniature pots, boxes, letter openers, eating utensils.

Retail and special orders are welcomed. Quantities of four or more are accepted to retail businesses. Write or call for more information.

Honani Crafts-Gallery

Hopi overlay gold and silver jewelry. Pottery, weavings, paintings, graphics, kachinas, baskets, and Navajo rugs. Zuni, Navajo, and Santo Domingo jewelry.

Special orders accepted. Mail order, wholesale-retail. Send self-addressed business-size envelope for information.

Hopi Cultural Center Restaurant & Motel

Operated by the Hopi Tribe Economic Development Corporation.

Visit our onsite gift shops that offer authentic Hopi made art including: Katsina dolls, silver overlay jewelry, pottery, baskets, and other original art.

L. Bruce Hodgins

Award Winning Navajo Silversmith Laura Winniford-Hodgins, Artist Assistant.

Jewelry, metal and stone sculptures. Special commissions accepted. Call or write for more information and pricing.

Tlingit Tribal Art

Paintings, carved panels, paddles, masks, bowls, spoons, engraved jewelry, appliqued jackets, tattoo designs. Commissions accepted.

Two Spirits Carving Studio, LLC

Walrus ivory relief carving, info dog team Eskimo sculptures, including bird, walrus, seals, whales, and animal earrings.

Special commissions, custom orders, and repairs.

Umara’s

Tattooed masks caribou skin, native dolls, fur caps, ruffs, mittens, dance headdress, fur headbands, native ivory and bone carvings, and jewelry.

MasterCard and Visa accepted.

Yup’ik Gift Shop

Grass baskets, mats, trays, plates; wooden and ivory masks and carvings; Native-made items of clothing such as seal-gut raincoats, mukluks, fur hats, gloves, slippers; bead, quill, and ivory jewelry; dolls; dance fans; headdresses; drawings.

Special orders accepted. Mail order.

Indigenous Ivory Arts

I work with walrus, mastodon, and mammoth ivory to produce three dimensional figurines. I also create Inupiaq masks of ivory, whale bone, and driftwood. My strength lies in mask making, especially for traditional dances (e.g., Eagle/Wolf Dance, Walrus Dance) and neo-Shamanic performance. I also create jewelry and old style etchings.

Please visit me on Facebook.

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