Native American Arts & Design curated by The Sundance Gallery

Join us for a pre-holiday auction featuring a unique and important collection of authentic Native American arts from tribal nations across the country and the Americas.

You can bid with confidence that the history, craftsmanship, and cultural value of the items are represented with respect and a commitment to authenticity.

The lineup features a wide range of items including a distinctive selection of pueblo pottery from Santo Domingo, Santa Clara, San Ildefonso, Acoma, Jemez, Zia as well as Hopi, Zuni, Anasazi, and more.

Also, a collection of Navajo rugs, baskets, beadwork and Northwest Coast carvings will be offered.

Our December 5th auction includes an amazing selection of mostly turquoise jewelry, including antique, vintage and contemporary Navajo, Hopi and Santo Domingo treasures.

Rounding out the sale you will discover traditional apache, plains, and woodland beadwork moccasins, ceremonial garb, and weaponry, Kachinas, folk art dolls, photography, prints and paintings.

Over 100 lots of pottery, over 30 lots of beadwork, over 30 lots of rug / blanket weavings.

More Highlights: San Juan Capistrano Mission bell, Shipibo-Conibo Amazonian figural pot, William Henry Harrison coin silver peace medal, 1920s Blackfeet beaded vest, antique Sioux doll, ES Curtis and Harmon Percy Marble historical photographs, Mixtec post-conquest copper festival bell collection.