Territorial Indian Arts & Antiques
Now available at Territorial Indian Arts & Antiques are these turquoise and silver jewelry cuffs. These designs, with these amazing stones, are signatures of the Southwest. The Scottsdale, Arizona-based gallery will be at Brian Lebel’s Cody Old West Show & Auction from June 23 to 25 in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Not only will jewelry be presented, but also Navajo blankets, baskets and pottery from throughout the Southwest.
7100 E. Main Street, #3 • Scottsdale, AZ 85251 • (480) 945-5432 • www.territorialindianarts.com
Tanner’s Indian Arts
This stunning weaving, created around 1980, is now available at Tanner’s Indian Arts in Gallup, New Mexico. This 120-weft-per-inch masterpiece was homespun by celebrated Navajo weaver Julia Jumbo. All of the wool—in natural grays, blacks, whites and tans—has been home harvested, sheared, combed, carded and spun. This particular Two Grey Hills pattern is simplistic, elegant and traditional. This piece has previously been featured on exhibit at the Denver Museum of Natural History. It measures 26½ by 18½ inches.
By Appointment in Downtown Gallup, NM 87301• (505) 863-6017 • www.tannersindianarts.com
Blue Rain Gallery
John Nieto’s 1991 ink-on-paper piece Black Hawk is now available at Blue Rain Gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Nieto’s work, collected in many art circles, touched on the modern and abstract with his vibrant colors, exciting forms and mesmerizing subjects. Today his work is more comparable to Henri Matisse than other Western painters.
544 S. Guadalupe Street • Santa Fe, NM 87501 • (505) 954-9902 • www.blueraingallery.com
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