Sacred Stone Gallery

Sacred Stone Gallery is the result of more than 36 years  travelling the Southwest of the United States, specially the so called Indian Country, meeting Native American Artists, Indian Traders and lots of nice people, that educated us in building up a collection of Indigenous Art.

We were lucky to spend time with outstanding artists like Tsosie and Mary Taylor, Cippy and his son Waddy Crazy Horse, Orville Tsinnie and his family, Allison Snowhawk Lee, Aaron Anderson the man with the big smile, Rueben Richards, Laurence Saufkie, Fidel Bahe, Vernon Haskie, Weaver Selina, Roy Talahaftewa, Cody Hunter, Shonto Begay and many more.

All pieces in our gallery are unique, one-of–a-kind, bought directly from the artists.

In a time, where mass-production and 24 hour shopping is business as usual, rare natural turquoise from small Southwest mines, some of them already closed, put in one-of-a-kind Native American artistic creations, turns out to a seldom seen rarity with everlasting value.

Please contact us, if you have any questions. We love to share the impressions how we got our native american artwork with our customers.

 

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Honanie Buckle by Watson Honanie
XL Orville Tsinnie Bracelet by Orville Tsinnie
Spectacular Aaron Anderson Tufacast Buckle by Aaron Anderson
Traditional Turquoise Mountain Bracelet by Unknown Artists
Old Kings Manassa Bracelet by Unknown Artists
Tufa-cast Buckle with Morenci Turquoise by Aaron Anderson
Mary Morgan Bracelet by Mary Morgan
Bernhard Dawahoya Buckle by Bernhard Dawahoya
Lone Mountain Turquoise Buckle by Kee Yazzie
Jack and Mary Tom Bracelet by Mary and Jack Tom
Ketoh Style Buckle by Tsosie and Mary Taylor
Huge Cody Hunter Bolo by Cody Hunter
Huge Cody Hunter Buckle by Cody Hunter
Old Sandcast Royston Buckle by Unknown Artists
Fidel Bahe Ranger Set by Fidel Bahe