Wall Décor & Artifacts

Décor, Art & Collectables

There are many forms of wall art from the southwest, all are truly beautiful.

Wall art and artifacts, including Navajo Sand-paintings, Jade Potts acrylics and watercolors, gourd masks by Algonquin artist Micheline, medicine wheels, dream-catchers, spears, lances, peace pipes and Quivers, all make beautiful gifts and unique conversation pieces too!

Handwoven authentic Navajo Rugs are simply gorgeous hung up or gracing an entry in your home.

A fluffy white dog lying on its back surrounded by various toys, including a rock, a frisbee, and a stuffed animal.
Collection of wooden flutes displayed upright on a stand in a room with blue walls.
Decorative ceramic plate with intricate orange and black pattern on a table with animal figurines and a small tree sculpture.
A close-up of a feather wall hanging with black and white feathers attached to leather straps against a turquoise wall.
A display of various herbal and medicinal items on a wooden shelf, including a bowl of herbal packets labeled "Medicine Wheel Mix" and other herbs or plants.
Decorative woven textile with red, white, black, and gray geometric patterns hanging on a wall.
Decorative reindeer figurine dressed as Santa with a blue body, red boots, and a black hat, holding a broom, standing on a wooden surface alongside Christmas ornaments and a small decorated Christmas tree.
A steampunk-inspired bowl with black accents, decorated with drawn matchstick-style flames around the inside rim, and a blue, textured interior with a small metallic object at the center.