List of Artisans

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Iroquois Doll Makers

Cornhusk dolls and cornhusk doll sculptures in a variety of poses. Leather and beadwork. Woodwork. Special orders available. All sculptures are available in poster or prints.

 

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Sculptures entitled "Meditation," "Offering," "Winter Chill," and "Happy Song." © Peter B. Jones

Peter B. Jones

 

By Peter B. Jones -  original works in clay, one-of-a-kind ceramic sculpture, neo-traditional Iroquois pottery, contemporary stoneware and whiteware pottery; by Roberta Jones -beadwork.

 

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Sa'anii Bi Fine Art

Male and female Navajo historical dolls dressed in handwoven clothing, blankets, and bucksin boots. Sterling silver, turquoise, coral, and white shell jewelry inset with obsidian, spiny oyster and other natural materials.

For special orders of beaded moccasins, please contact me. 

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Rez Work Art

Chokers and breast-plates patterned in the traditional style. In addition, necklaces, earrings, bracelets, anklets, and lanyards with a modern flare.

Custom orders accepted. For retail sales, call, write, email or visit our website for more information.

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Toni Roller Indian Pottery Studio & Gallery

Handmade traditional Santa Clara Pueblo pottery of natural materials and fired outdoors; made by Toni Roller (daughter of Margaret Tafoya), Toni's sons Cliff and Jeff Roller, and other Margaret Tafoya Descendant's work. Toni's pottery book also for sale.

Mail and phone orders accepted; Photos available; checks, Visa, or MasterCard accepted; write, call, or access the website for details.

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