List of Artisans

Sunmoon Indian Arts and Crafts

Authentic handmade beadwork - Keychains, earrings, baby moccasins to adult sizes. Coin purses all different sizes, medicine pouches, buckles different sizes with Bolo ties to match if requested, crowns, hair ties, belts, business card holders, checkbook covers, beaded pens, beaded cigarettes covers, medallion necklaces, bracelets, watchbands. Special orders accepted. Call or write in advance to order, or for more information.

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Nizhoni Keyah, Inc.

NTLsales@nizhonikeyah.com (international inquiries)  or info@nizhonikeyah.com (general inquiries)

Fax: (407) 293-4935

Designer Silver, Bone & Natural Mineral Jewelry & Chokers, Breastplates, Drums & Carvings by R. Threehawk Atcitty. Handsewn Dolls, Vests, Bears, Rabbits & Turtles. Traditional Navajo Pottery. Beaded Blanket/Rug Necklaces by commission only.

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Southern Turtle

Native American inspired jewelry; Native beadwork; designs and sews Native American regalia; pencil portraits - specializing in children; "No Face" cornhusk dolls. Custom work available. Please call for further information.

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Indian Sun, Inc.

 

By Kasanoukwas -- Buffalo rib weavings and hand-loomed, made-to-order contemporary wall weavings of natural driftwood, cactus, or palm seed pods with wool and specialty yarns from around the world. By other artisans -- Southwest silver and turquoise jewelry and sandpaintings. Call or write for more information.

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Pequot Made

Gail White Hair Smiling Rokotuibau (Mashantucket Pequot Tribe)

Ash and pine needle baskets. Paypal and credit cards accepted.

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Lynda Teller Pete

I am a fifth-generation Navajo tapestry weaver, specializing in Two Grey Hills tapestries with high weft counts, using hand carded and handspun wool. I am available for commissions on other styles of Navajo weaving, such as Storm Patterned rugs, Burntwater, and period pieces from the late 1800s: Child Blankets, Mokis, 1st Phase, 2nd Phase, and 3rd Phase rugs known as "Chief's Blankets." I have collaborated with corporate clients on textiles and offer lectures, including Introduction to Navajo Weaving.

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