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Fox & Fish Studio LLC

Beadwork, bracelet, bronze, carving, clay, copper, decor, earrings, hat, jewelry, metalwork, necklace, pendants, pottery, purse, ring, silver, stone, turquoise, wallet, wampum, weaving, and wood carving.

Fox & Fish aims to create sustainable art that is inspired by nature. Join us on our journey to wear a little piece of the wild. #WearTheWild. Please email thefoxandfishstudio@gmail.com for custom orders.

Three Feathers Native Crafts

Handcrafted décor and crafts, such as hand painted doormats, wire tree designs, wooden pendants, wood flag poles and bags, and wooden crafts. Powwow regalia, warhammers, tomahawks and clubs.

Special commissions accepted. Email for more information.

Emery Ohmasatte's Creative Instincts

Quality Zuni craftsmanship. Contemporary jewelry designs in 14k & 18k gold or silver, including rings, earrings, pendants, and necklaces. Excels in lapidary inlay and jewelry design. Inlay of semi-precious to precious material such as turquoise, coral, and opal to harder material such ruby. Uses faceted stones such as sapphires, rubys, and diamonds in prong, bezel, channel, or bead settings.

Commissions, custom work excepted. No catalog. Photos on request. Price range: $400 - $9,000. Call or write for information.

Monolithic Axe #2, I-bat i-hi-nin II / Grandfather Thunder II & Gorget #1, Spiro Cah-cah-che'-ah / Spiro Cloud. © A. Wayne "Tay Sha" Earles

Tay Sha Stone Art

Cultural and contemporary hand-carved and engraved Caddo/Spiro Stone Art inspired by ancient artifacts such as ceremonial maces, monolithic axes, bannerstones, boatstones, chunkey stones, and stone effigies (e.g., lizards, fish, turtles, etc.).

I also offer contemporary stone jewelry, including engraved pendants and gorget necklaces that are inspired by ancient pottery, shell, and stone designs. Commissions accepted. Please call, email, or visit website for more details and photos.

Gerard and Mary L. Calabaza Native American Indian Jewelry

Products: Multi-colored heshi necklaces in single or multi strands, earrings, bracelets, and anklets. Inlayed stone earrings, pendants, and bolos.

Special orders accepted. Write, call, or email for more information.

We sell at the following places/events:

- Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe, New Mexico, May -Oct.; Wed. - Sun., 8 am to 5 pm.

- Southwest Indian Art Show (January) in Denver

- Eiteljorg Market (June) in Indianapolis

- Prescott Indian Art Market (July)

- SWAIA Indian Market (August)

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