Margaret and Barton Wright Estate - Hopi and Navajo Collection

A pair of salt brush planting sticks, 24" long, from Jimmy Kewanwytewa, 1963. A Rabbit Stick from Phillip Johnson, started the Code Talkers, 2...

Second Mesa coil plaque with Eagle, clouds and antelope. Gifted to the Wrights, with multi-colored piki bread. 9" diameter, no fade.

Third Mesa wicker tray belt design with attached rattle, 12" diameter. Gifted to Wright's daughter by Henry Shelton, circa 1962.

Classic Hemis Kachina carved by legendary Hopi artist Jimmy K. Hand carved dried cottonwood root, paint and feathers. Stands 16" tall, Acquir...

Lawrence Saufkie silver bola tie, published in Margaret Wright's book, Hopi Silver, The History and Hallmarks of Hopi Silversmithing. Hand work...

Hopi blanket by Elmer Sequaptewa of Hotevilla, 1950, 1st Prize Winner at Museum of Northern Arizona Hopi Show. Hand spun sheep wool, natural and vege

Hopi pottery bowl by Violet Huma of First Mesa, hand built with native clay and paints, pit fired. 4 3/4" deep by 10 1/2" diameter. Artis...

Hand coiled native clay, pit fired, Navajo Indian pottery. Small bowl is 3 1/4" deep by 5 1/2" diameter, unsigned. Carved V pattern arou...

Hand coiled native clay, tall cylinder style, sometimes used for a water drum. Pit fired and pinon pitch covered. Unsigned. Stands 5 1/2" ta...

Hand built with native clay, slips and paints, pit fired. Sweet little turtle stands 1 3/4" tall by 4 1/2" long and 2" wide. Signed ...