Matt Wood's Antique American Indian Art, LLC

Matt Wood's Antique American Indian Art, LLC Dealer in Antique American Indian Art (Native American art & artifacts) since '85. Family business spanning 3 generations. We buy, sell, restore, appraise.

Matt Wood's Antique American Indian Art, Inc. (AAIA, Inc.) specializes in Native American art and artifacts from all time periods, with an emphasis on artifacts crafted in the 19th and early 20th century. In business for over 45 years, owners Len Wood and Matt Wood have been leaders in the American Indian Art industry, with galleries located in California (Laguna Beach, Aliso Viejo) and now in Was

hington state (Bothell). Matt Wood's AAIA, Inc. is the latest extension of this family business, now run by three generations of the Wood family. maintains an extensive library on Native American artifacts and values research & education in the field. Public & private lectures and consultations are hosted regularly by Matt Wood, and AAIA's online appraisal service educates hundreds of people monthly on their own Indian artifacts. provides professional cleaning and restoration services for Navajo rugs, Pueblo pottery, Indian jewelry, beadwork, and Kachina doll carvings. AAIA's new website hosts an ever-growing Online Catalog, with high-quality photographs and detailed descriptions of current inventory available for purchase. Always buying, consigning, appraising, restoring, and selling American Indian art, Matt Wood's AAIA, Inc. is at your service.

Head on over to our website to catch the auction before it ends soon!
09/07/2026

Head on over to our website to catch the auction before it ends soon!

Specializing in the sale, appraisal, and purchase of fine antique American Indian art, with a growing collection of over 10,000 artifacts.

Missed our first auction? We’re doing it again!
08/22/2026

Missed our first auction? We’re doing it again!

Auction Ends - August 16th 6pm PDT Once a month, AAIA puts up to 50 pieces from the gallery under the hammer: Native American art, artifacts, and estate pieces spanning the same categories you'll find throughout the site. Full bidding rules, payment terms, buyer's premium, shipping details, and retu...

Auctions are now Live!
08/08/2026

Auctions are now Live!

Auction Ends - August 16th 6pm PDT Once a month, AAIA puts up to 50 pieces from the gallery under the hammer: Native American art, artifacts, and estate pieces spanning the same categories you'll find throughout the site. Full bidding rules, payment terms, buyer's premium, shipping details, and retu...

Our New Websitehttps://antiqueamericanindianart.com/With 4900+ currently on this new site and growing, please be patient...
07/07/2026

Our New Website
https://antiqueamericanindianart.com/

With 4900+ currently on this new site and growing, please be patient as we load 20-30 items daily. Let us know via email [email protected] if you are looking for anything in particular and we will email photos directly to you.

Appraisals:
Submit your item details and photos below for a professional appraisal by Matt Wood, a recognized specialist in Native American art and artifacts. Each appraisal covers authenticity, tribal attribution, age, and current market value. After submitting, you'll be guided to complete your $20 payment — your appraisal will be returned by email within 48 hours.
https://antiqueamericanindianart.com/pages/20-appraisals

A variety of Northern Plains Moccasins, available on our website.Wishing you a Happy New Year!                          ...
12/31/2022

A variety of Northern Plains Moccasins, available on our website.
Wishing you a Happy New Year!

Hopi Jar by Old Lady Nampeyo & Fannie Nampeyo Jar, ca. 1920-1930 ; 8"h x 8.5" d; corrugated neck.The design is a classic...
07/26/2022

Hopi Jar by Old Lady Nampeyo & Fannie Nampeyo Jar, ca. 1920-1930 ; 8"h x 8.5" d; corrugated neck.
The design is a classic Nampeyo of the Paluluka or feathered serpent. She usually reserved the design for large storage jars since it needs space to expand on. This jar, likely made in about 1920-1930 by Nampeyo and likely painted by Fannie, has the misspelling of Nampeyo, which has been noted on other Nampeyo pottery where Fannie assisted her mother.
Nampeyo of Hano was a widely influential potter who lived and worked on the Hopi Reservation in Arizona. Nampeyo is regarded today as one of the finest Hopi Potters and one of the most important figures in Native American Pottery.

Plateau Contour Beaded bag, late 19th century with beautiful floral motifLate 19th centuryWith handle and with satin tri...
01/20/2022

Plateau Contour Beaded bag, late 19th century with beautiful floral motif

Late 19th century
With handle and with satin trim. This beautiful bag had been worn and was restored to original condition. Bag face is 7" x 6" plus trim and handle. Excellent Condition.

Large Vintage Navajo Inlay Cuff Bracelet with Blue Jay by Leo Harveyon silver oval; Leo Harvey(d.2010), Navajo (Dine') S...
01/17/2022

Large Vintage Navajo Inlay Cuff Bracelet with Blue Jay by Leo Harvey

on silver oval; Leo Harvey(d.2010), Navajo (Dine') Silversmith. Hallmarks. Saw-tooth LH. 5 1/4" length + 1 1/8" gap x 3" wide with open silver work, petite-point turquoise setting and inlay.

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Oak Harbor, WA

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