Tribal Artery

Lena Boone's Zuni carving heritage goes back to the legendary Teddy Weahkee (d.), one of the first Zuni artists to carve fetish creature...

As one becomes fascinated by Zuni fetish carvings, it is almost inevitable that the collector will learn about the six Zuni directions and t...

A few miles south of Gallup, New Mexico and near the Arizona state line lies a Native American pueblo with a colorful history of survi...

We are working fast and furiously, well, not "furiously", more like joyously, to post up new fetish carvings that we acquired this...

This guest post was written by Zoe Lancaster, a writer and analyst for MBA Admission Essay Blog With the increasing interest in Zuni crafts...

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Dru Anne Doyle, formerly Director of Merchandising and Product Development at the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art in In...

We were saddened to learn of the recent passing of Pernell Laate, a well-known and highly respected Zuni carver. Pernell was the brother of ...