A photo of the gift shop. This area is the homelands of the Navajo and Ute Indian people. Pottery making has been a tradition in this area for over 1,000 years. The pottery produced in our facility is individually hand-painted and signed by Native American artists.
Designs are original reflections of the rich heritage of the southwest Indian culture.
Lead-free glazes are used making this pottery safe for food and drink. This Native American art will please you for years to come. Oaxacan Animals Animal wood carving is a curious and new craft, although its origins reach deep into the native past. The Zapotec Indians of the Oaxaca Valley have always celebrated their festivals with ritual dance masks and each village had a resident maskmaker. In recent years enterprising local craftsmen started carving masks directly for the occasional visitor.