Tribal Artery

The Museum of Contemporary Native Arts Presents Opulence A fashion show and sale featuring Orlando Dugi, Connie Tsosie Gaussoin...

The Southwestern Association for Indian Arts has issued the official events schedule for the 2011 Santa Fe Indian Market in August. We will ...

An interesting aspect of doing business on line is that customers have to take us at our word that we are are presenting Zuni fetish carving...

Our Native American pottery website, offers pottery made by artists in a wide range of Native American pueblos and tribes. It also includes...

We have recently come across a video that was recorded by Deb Slaney, currently Curator at the Albuquerque Museum, when she was with the Hea...

A few days ago, we decided to post a couple of items from our inventory to eBay. One of them was a Choctaw river cane basket by Rosie Joe. T...

Among the names that stand out in the circle of talented Navajo Folk Artists, Delbert Buck may be the most “creative”. Born in Shiprock, NM...

Among the events that happen in Santa Fe in August, triggered by Indian Market, are the WhiteHawk shows. We've now received notice that ...

The Indian Trader issue of this month reports a story about Indian trader Bill Malone, who was abused and deprived of property under false p...

Recently, the Antique Tribal Art Dealers Association, of which Aboriginals: Art of the First Person is a member, published an alert about tw...

As we approach Memorial Day in the United States, we at Aboriginals and its associated web sites at ZuniLink.com , Native-American-Jewelry.o...

As members of Southwestern Association for Indian Arts, Aboriginals: Art of the First Person and its associated websites offering authentic ...

This week, Susanne and I gave a presentation to the third and fourth grade art classes at J. Colin English Elementary School in North Fort M...

Opal is one of the most beautiful and fascinating stones used in Native American jewelry . Opal is a form of silica. Water makes up from 6%...

This is the third and final part of an article about Delbert Charging Crow, written by the proprietor of ZuniLink.com, which features feti...

This is part two of a special report on Delbert Charging Crow, Lakota Sioux Native American fetish carver and how he carves. Scroll down to...

The Zuni people of New Mexico rightfully hold the claim to being the original and most prolific carvers of stone fetishes . Their cosmolog...

Last week, Susanne Waites, my co-proprietor of our Australian Aboriginal art gallery , and I made a presentation to about 30 people who sho...

It's been a while since we shared our adventures in Native American jewelry so we doing so in this blog. Of course, you can always visit...

We have created a slide show called Dreamtime awakening to support our presentation to the the audience at Captiva Civic Association this a...