The Southwest, an area encompassing Arizona, New Mexico, Western Texas, Northern Mexico, and Baja California, is typically arid and warm. The sedentary Pueblo peoples and the semi-nomadic Navajo are its most famous residents. Common art forms include pottery, jewelry, and basketry, often with motifs relating to water and rain. Culture groups include Navajo, Hopi, Tiwa, Tewa, Apache, Pima, Mojave, Zuni, Havasupai, Papago (AZ, NM Western TX, Northern Mexico); California: Nono, Yokut, Chuash, Pomo, Maidu, Yurok, Karok, Kiliwa, Peric
Trading Post Rug
Ganado Trading Post Rug,
59 ¾ x 43 ¼ inches
Reference: 24961
Trading Post Rug
Crystal Trading Post Rug,
88 x 49 inches
Reference: 26208
Trading Post Rug
Trading Post Rug, Crystal Storm Pattern
110 ½ x 72 inches
Reference: 21200
Regional Rug/Pan-Reservation Rug
Navajo Transitional Period Rug with Serrated Diamond Pattern,
81 x 54 inches
Reference: 28211
Bulto
New Mexican Bulto of Saint Anthony,
10 ½" ½ x 6 ½ x 4 ½ inches
Reference: 13124
Bowl
Shallow Basketry Bowl with Pinwheel and Cross Pattern,
4 x 17 inches
Reference: 10128
Dough Bowl
Large Pottery Dough Bowl,
7 x 14 ¼ inches
Reference: 15485
Memory Aid
Memory Aid, Whirling Snakes or Whirling Mountain,
22 ½ x 23 ½ inches
Reference: 26445
Olla
Apache Basketry Olla with Crosses,
12 ¼ x 9 inches
Reference: 25554
Trading Post Rug
Two Grey Hills Trading Post Rug with Cross Motif
83 ¼ x 61 inches
Reference: 25229
Pictorial Weaving
Ganado Trading Post Pictorial Weaving,
85 x 56 inches
Reference: 26207
Pictorial Weaving
Pictorial Yei (Yeibichai) Weaving,
82 x 140 inches
Reference: 25285
Jar
Blackware Pottery Jar,
9 ½ x 6 ¼ x 3 ½ inches
Reference: 26014
Olla
Polychrome Pottery Olla,
10 x 12 inches
Reference: 20371
Olla
Polychrome Pottery Jar
5 ¼ x 10 ¼ x 3 ½ inches
Reference: 26863