Native Arts Gallery

At Native Arts Gallery, we are dedicated to sharing the beauty and richness of Native American jewelry and crafts with the world. Our mission is to provide a platform for indigenous artisans to showcase their skills and creativity, while also promoting cross-cultural understanding and appreciation.

Our Story

Founded by Hilde, a passionate advocate for Native American art and culture, we have been operating for many years, with a deep commitment to preserving the traditions and techniques of Native American artisans. Our journey began with a passion for the intricacies of Native American jewelry-making, and has since expanded to include a wide range of handcrafted treasures, from pendants to earrings to bracelets and beyond.

Our Services

At Native Arts Gallery, we believe that every piece of jewelry and craft tells a story. Whether it's the intricate designs of Navajo silverwork, the vibrant colors of Zuni pottery, or the delicate patterns of Pueblo weaving, each piece is a testament to the skills and traditions of Native American artisans. We take great care in preserving the authenticity and quality of each piece, ensuring that every item that leaves our gallery meets the highest standards of craftsmanship and quality.

Our Products

We offer a vast array of Native American jewelry and crafts, including pendants, earrings, bracelets, and rings. From the traditional to the contemporary, our selection is diverse and ever-changing, reflecting the dynamic creativity and skill of Native American artisans. Whether you're looking for a unique gift or a piece of cultural significance to adorn your own body, we invite you to explore our Featured Products section, where you'll find stunning pieces from some of the finest artisans in the Native American community.

Our Philosophy

At Native Arts Gallery, we believe that art and culture are powerful tools for building bridges between cultures and communities. We're dedicated to sharing the beauty and richness of Native American jewelry and crafts with the world, while also promoting understanding and appreciation for the rich cultural heritage of Native American communities.