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Native American art by award winning Choctaw Indian artists

Navajo Arts is dedicated to showcasing Authentic Native American Art and Crafts, Navajo Indian Jewelry, Navajo Rugs, and Navajo Pictures from local Artists. Learn about the Navajo nation, history, culture, language, food, hogans, legends, sand paintings, code talker, Navajo tribes and clans.

The Catawba Cultural Preservation Project's Craft Store features pottery, jewelry, dream catchers, etc. made from Catawba artists.

Every August since 1922, the largest Native American Indian arts market, in downtown Santa Fe, New Mexico featuring over 1,000 artists exhibiting and selling traditional and contemporary Native art.

Welcome to Marthastruever.com, an online Southwestern American Indian art gallery featuring high-end American Indian Pottery, American Indian Jewelry, and Katchinas or Katsinas. We are located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and American Indian art dealer, Marti Struever has been selling Native American art for over 32 years. We work directly with talented American Indian artists to bring you the best authentic Native Indian art around.

The One and Only Tribal Directory, check back often as we are updating these pages with tribal details and articles pertaining to American Indian and Native American customs and culture.

Welcome to Marthastruever.com, an online Southwestern American Indian art gallery featuring high-end American Indian Pottery, American Indian Jewelry, and Katchinas or Katsinas. We are located in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and American Indian art dealer, Marti Struever has been selling Native American art for over 32 years. We work directly with talented American Indian artists to bring you the best authentic Native Indian art around.

Authentic Native American Jewelry with Genuine Turquoise Stones from the American Southwest. The Turquoise Jewelry is created by Navajo Indian and Zuni Indian Artists. We are a Member of the Indian Arts and Crafts Association. The IACA symbol is the sign of authenticity, quality and integrity in Native American Arts and Crafts.