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Gallery located in Albuquerque's Old Town, is celebrating
its 22nd year in business. The gallery features the
highest quality southwest Indian art and antiquities available
on the market today. The focus of the gallery is 19th and 20th
Century pueblo pottery, largely because of the personal interest
of the founder and owner of the gallery.
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Southwest Pueblo Pottery
located in the heart of
Albuquerque, New Mexico's Historic Old Town. The
Southwest's most extensive collection of traditional handmade
Native American pottery! With over 2,000 pieces in their
impressive collection, they feature pottery for the seasoned, as
well as the beginning collector. |
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Alcheringa
Gallery features exhibitions
of fine tribal art by internationally renowned artists. The
collection includes: ancestor and spirit figures and masks from
Papua New Guinea; bark paintings, desert paintings and artifacts
from Aboriginal Australia; ceremonial masks, carvings, jewelry
and serigraphs by Northwest Coast artists.
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Trails Online catalog of over 875 items to view. They offer
free appraisals for collectibles and have just acquired 24 new,
historic baskets. Included in this group are some great early
Pima's and Apache's from the Southwest. |
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Andrews
Pueblo Pottery and Art Gallery has featured outstanding pueblo
pottery and original art since 1974. They offer exceptional
contemporary, historic and prehistoric Native American pottery
as well as kachinas, fetish carvings, baskets, jewelry, books
and graphics.
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Art
Legends offers a large selection of Navajo and Pueblo pottery and
one of the largest inventories of contemporary Navajo weavings
and rugs on the East coast.
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Maya Tz'utuhil Gallery
The paintings of the
Tz’utuhil Mayan artists represent all aspects of their daily
lives, both ceremonial and secular, both present and past. As
the Mayan people enter the twentieth century, the world of
computers and television, many of their traditions are
disappearing or threatened. These paintings visually document
those traditions. |
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Bahti
Indian Arts For more than 50 years, they have been handling the
work of fine American Indian artists, including Pueblo
storyteller figurines and pottery from Santa Clara, San
Ildefonso, San Juan, Taos, Jemez, Cochiti, Laguna, Acoma, Nambe,
Isleta, Pojoaque, Picuris and Zuni.
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Bayat
Gallery One of Canada's finest Inuit art galleries, they offer
Inuit sculpture and prints from the museum quality work of the
masters to the fine work of today's Inuit artisans. |
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Mur Indian Market Center
is owned and operated by the Pueblo
of Sandia. Nestled at the foot of the majestic Sandia
Mountains, their kiva-shaped building has been a landmark on
Albuquerque's North side for over twenty years. The market
center is open daily year round to serve the needs of Native
Americans, wholesale buyers, and the general public and the
website is awesome! A work of art in itself.
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Black
Tusk Gallery
represents leading Northwest Coast Native artists. They offer
two and three-dimensional art, fine masks, prints, sculptures, totem
poles, baskets, bowls, paintings and jewelry at affordable
prices. |
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Eyed Bear Native
American jewelry
and other products
handmade by Navajo and other
Southwest artists
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Rain Gallery The Blue Rain Gallery is committed to promoting the
work of young up-and-coming Native American artists who
represent their native culture through pottery or painting. We
also represent artists who respectfully depict the Native
American culture and their histories with elegant style and
creative awareness of the world around them.
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