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Eagle feathers hold a special place in Navajo culture, symbolizing a vital connection between the physical and spiritual realms. Used primarily by the Navajo Medicine Man, these sacred feathers play a crucial role in various healing ceremonies and weddings. Navajo Medicine Men, or Hatathlies, are...

This beautiful one-piece sculpture by Raymond Chee, Sr depicts the story of the Living Feather.  About two hundred years ago, there was a tribe of Native Americans who needed a new leader and someone who could negotiate with Washington DC over their lands. Four young...

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Many of our artists use a variety of “Petroglyph Symbols” as design themes in their jewelry. Artists such as Myron Panteah, Kee Yazzie, Arland Ben, Lawrence Namoki, and many others have gained widespread popularity creating art with Petroglyph Symbol designs. These symbols have their origin...

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Products Sunface Kachina Turtle Kachina Home Dancer Kachina Home Dancer Kachina Dusk Prayers Sandpainting Sacred Plants Sandpainting 1950 Navajo Dress Panel 1940s Butterfly Pattern Reversible Inlay Necklace Reversible Inlay Necklace 1940s Klagetoh Reversible Inlay Necklace Shell Inlay Earrings 1980s Storm Pattern Shell Inlay Earrings Shell...