We will have a great selection of weavings from the Gallup, Teec Nos Pos and Shiprock areas. Bill Malone has once again promised to provide us with whatever we need. We will try to have some of the Navajo rug pillows on hand as well. One of Bill’s daughters has been making them but they […]
What’s New in Jewelry
Over the past few months we were busy purchasing from a wide array of artists as summer competitions unfolded. We restocked our supply of jewelry from Myron Panteah during the Museum of Northern Arizona Show held here in Flagstaff. Some of the outstanding pieces we acquired include his second place necklace in sterling silver, 14kt […]
Remembering Lee Anderson: May 9, 1934 – May 27, 2012
It is with great sadness that Americana Indian Shows and the Anderson family announce the passing of Lee Anderson on Sunday, May 27, 2012. Lee was an extraordinary individual whose passion for Native American arts and culture touched a great many people during his life. We wish to extend our gratitude to all of Lee’s […]
Exciting New Native American Sandpaintings
The selection of sandpaintings during our winter series of shows was superb. Of note, was a new and eye catching shadow box style of sandpainting created by master Navajo sandpainter Sammy Myerson. This new style eliminates the use of mat board during the framing process. Sammy creates the mat work within the sandpainting itself thus […]
News about Navajo Rugs & Weavings: We’re Restocking for Spring!
During our January and February series of shows we had an exceptional inventory of weavings in various styles and sizes. Twenty two contemporary and three historical weavings found their way into new homes and collections. We also had a very nice selection of Ganado and Two Grey Hills style weavings woven by Sally Arviso that […]
Pottery, Fetishes, & Stone Sculptures
We have an outstanding selection of Navajo horsehair pottery from Susie and Michael Charlie that is very affordably priced. In our display cases you will find work representing the Hopi, Acoma, Jemez, Laguna, Cochiti, Santa Clara and San Ildefonso pueblos. Some of the more recognizable artist names are Franklin Peters, Robert Kasero, Frederica Antonio, Calvin […]
New Works by Hopi Artists for Spring 2012
In 1882 the Hopi reservation was established for the protection of Hopi land. The designated area was originally settled by the Hopi between 300 and 400 A.D., during the late basket maker and early Pueblo I era. The natural, elevated rock formations upon which they settled provided excellent defense and abundant building material. There were […]
New Jewelry & Art Collections for Spring 2012
Spring and summer are fast approaching and we are gearing up to bring you the latest and greatest in new and exciting Southwest jewelry, in all the colors of the rainbow to brighten and complement your wardrobe. The trend in spiny oyster continues this year with lots to choose from in vibrant orange, red, purple […]
We’re Restocking Our Navajo Rug Inventory
2011 was a fantastic year and all of us wish to thank you for your continued support and your gracious comments about our rug inventory throughout the year. The Malone family has also asked that we pass on their thanks and they all look forward to another great year. That said, we will soon be […]
Jewelry & New Collections
We hope you had a wonderful holiday season and your new year will be happy! All of us at Americana Indian Shows would like to thank you for your support of American Indian arts and artists. We look forward to bringing you the best of the Southwest in 2012! We had a great time over […]