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Your destination for Hopi pottery, historic Pueblo pottery, Native American jewelry, Navajo textiles, vintage Kachina dolls, and other Native American art of the Southwest

09/28/2026

“War Alone” prismacolor on paper, by Doug Miles (Apache), c. 2000
33″ x 24″

09/27/2026

Eastern Sioux “Teepee” monotype, 2020 by Presley La Fontaine, brother of Glenn La Fontaine.

09/26/2026

The Hopi yellowware seed jar features a wide shape with a warm orange-yellow slipped surface dating back to circa 1910.The flat shoulder of the vessel is adorned with a repeating band of stylized "bow tie" geometric motifs, hand-painted in dark brown or black mineral paint. The seed jar is an excellent example of Nampeyo's consistent artistry and innovation created in her Sikyatki Revival Art Movement, one of America's first genuine art movements.

This piece measures 3” in height by 8 ½” in diameter and is in excellent condition.

09/25/2026

The Zuni 3-strand fe**sh necklace features 59 finely hand-carved animal fe**shes and a central thunderbird pendant, all strung across three delicate strands. The intricately detailed animal fe**shes are crafted from a vibrant variety of natural stones and minerals, including shell, coral, turquoise, and jet. The strands converge elegantly into a traditional silver clasp, which secures the piece.
This necklace measures 30” end to end.

09/24/2026

This Hopi polychrome seed jar by Dextra Quotskuyva features a rich, warm orange slipped surface and is decorated with stylized Sikyatki bird motifs, painted by hand using traditional black and dark red mineral pigments. The intricate design includes a curved beak or feather flourish, sharp geometric angles, and meticulous fine-line hatching. A clean, circular mouth opens at the top center, accentuating the smooth, compressed shape characteristic of traditional Hopi seed jars.
Dextra was a direct descendent of Nampeyo and learned her skills within the Nampeyo family. Her outstanding work is featured in many museums and collections. This is an excellent example of her superior artistry.

This piece measures 4” in height by 6” in diameter and is signed by the artist. The seed jar is in excellent original condition.

09/23/2026

Vintage Photograph of Pueblo Couple, c. 1920’s

This is an original vintage photograph of an unidentified Pueblo couple and their child from the 1920’s.

This photograph measures 17” in height by 11” in wide, in a vintage wooden frame.

09/13/2026

Bird Effigy Dish by Jean & Nyla Sahmie, 2026

This new piece by Nyla Sahmie is a great example of form and design inspired directly from the Sikyatki Revival art movement, which Nyla’s great-great grandmother, Nampeyo, started in 1895. The small delicate form of this bowl, with its avian motifs, highlight the Hopi’s reverence for nature and connection to the sky.

This piece measures 7” in length by 3” in width by 3” in height. It is traditionally pit fired and signed by the artist.

09/12/2026

Hopi Seed Jar w/ Square Mouth by Nyla Sahmie, 2026

This seed jar is well formed, with abstract Sikyatki motifs and a unique square mouth. The design shows the abstract sophistication of the Sikyatki Revival movement. The bold designs are a good example of the artist’s use of abstract avian motifs. It is well fired and precisely painted by Nyla Sahmie, the great-great-granddaughter of Nampeyo.

This piece measures 6” in height and 11 ½” in diameter and is signed by the artist.

09/10/2026

Koshare Box by Nyla Sahmie, 2026

This ceramic Koshare box is intricately painted, with every surface decorated with its own unique Sikyatki Revival motifs. The handle of the lid is formed by the Koshare – a clown-like figure in Hopi society who appears at their dances. The artist is the 5th-generation descendant of the Hopi master potter, Nampeyo.

This piece measures 6 ½” in height by 5” in length by 4” in width and is signed by the artist.

09/07/2026

Butterfly Maiden Redware Tile by Juanita Healing

This redware piece features the Palhik Mana or Butterfly Maiden. Juanita Healing was an esteemed Hopi-Tewa ceramic artist residing in Sichomovi on First Mesa. Through her marriage to Dewey Healing, the son of Annie Healing Nampeyo, she became part of the storied Nampeyo family lineage. While unsigned, the tile was accompanied by another black on red piece (p4953) clearly signed by the artist and acquired with it.

This piece measures 5” by 5” and is in excellent condition.

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839 Paseo De Peralta Ste M
Santa Fe, NM
87501

Opening Hours

Monday	10am - 5pm
Tuesday	10am - 5pm
Wednesday	10am - 5pm
Thursday	10am - 5pm
Friday	10am - 5pm
Saturday	10am - 5pm

Telephone

(505) 995-9677

Website

http://elmoreindianart.com/

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