The Indian Craft Shop

03/14/2025

See our latest Enews! Shop now and Director Pourian retiring soon!!! Lots to catch up on!

After 42 years, Susan Pourian, Director of the Shop will be retiring from Guest Services in June of this year. We hope you can visit in these coming months with our new hours and join us in wishing Susan well in her next chapter.

11/22/2024

New Fe**sh Carvings are in! Some posted online https://www.indiancraftshopsales.com/Fe**shes.aspx others in Shop- email for info [email protected]
Still open by scheduled visit -- see you soon!

Established in 1938, located inside the U.S. Department of the Interior, The Indian Craft Shop represents the work of American Indian Artists from across the country. Craft areas represented in the shop include pottery, jewelry, quill and beadwork, kachinas, sculpture, weavings, basketry, sandpainti...

05/02/2023

Mother's Day is Sunday, May 14, a great time to give honor and thanks.
Double Corn Maiden figure by Stuart Quandelacy https://www.indiancraftshopsales.com/maidens---corn-maidens-large-carving-of-conch-shell-carved-detail-w-inlay-and-dragonfly-accents-by-stuart-quandelacy-zuni.aspx

04/28/2023

Greetings all friends!
The The Indian Craft Shop is OPEN BY APPOINTMENT! Scheduled visits must be made due to limited hours available. WILL accommodate when possible with notice! email: [email protected]

03/20/2020

is here! Throw open your windows, burn some , do a cleansing, change your bedspread, rearrange your at home, plant in your (or start one!). Reflect upon this time as we are hunkered in at home/keeping safe distances if needing to be out, and take more opportunities to reach out to friends and neighbors in any ways possible. We wish you well during this time and hope you find your own special way to welcome the spring season. (Butterfly with prayer feathers made of cottonwood root by Hopi artist Randy David). https://www.indiancraftshopsales.com/butterfly-maiden-katchina-doll-green-by-randy-david-hopi-1.aspx

03/17/2020

WE WISH YOU WELL DURING THIS TIME OF THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC

The Indian Craft Shop is closed until further notice due to the Coronavirus Pandemic. We want you to know that at the forefront of our minds is that everyone stays healthy and safe. We are thinking of all of our employees, our artists, our customers, our friends, our communities, our country and our world and want to be as supportive and thoughtful as possible at this unprecedented and difficult time.

We encourage you to refer to your local news, along with the CDC site for the latest in closures and guidance in regard to Coronavirus. We also encourage you to stay in touch with family, friends and coworkers via the phone, via email and the so many, many ways we now have to communicate with each other today other than “in person.”

You can always visit the Shop online https://www.indiancraftshopsales.com/ and sign up for the latest news from .

We thank all of our customers and artists who have called and emailed -- wishing us well and some even making purchases over the phone before we closed since they wanted to support the shop and artists… “and also bring smiles to our faces at this time.” We thank you and cannot imagine a business with nicer, more caring customers; we are beyond fortunate, Thank You! Be safe and be well, from all of us at The Indian Craft Shop.
(Inlaid butterfly pin by Elvira Kiyite )https://www.indiancraftshopsales.com/pin-pendant---multistone-inaly-butterfly-by-elvira-kiyite-zuni.aspx

02/28/2020

What a good !
Now, let's shop for some ! https://www.indiancraftshopsales.com/search.aspx?find=turquoise+jewelry

02/27/2020

Turquoise is HOT! (STILL!) is such a timeless classic and how nice to see such on the February 2020 issue of Town & Country Magazine! The feature article of Aerin Lauder about jewels, heritage and legacy, highlights images of Lauder modeling a variety of jewelry collections juxtoposed with historic/earlier photos of icons doing the same -- including on page 68, Millicent Rogers draped in turquoise (and accented with diamonds) as photographed by Louise Dahl-Wolfe for Harper's Bazaar in 1948.
Magazine shown here next to some of our new, fabulous jewelry currently in the Shop.

01/14/2020

Happy New Year!
starts tomorrow! The Winter Sale runs from opening time (10:00 a.m.) January 15 through January 24, 2020. Just about everything in the Shop will have a discount* from 15% - 50%. in the store or Online https://www.indiancraftshopsales.com/

12/23/2019

Wishing all of you the happiest of holidays with family, friends and community and best wishes for the New Year --
Thank you for being a part of our family and thanks to everyone who create and support the arts!
(Morning Singer Kachina Doll Carving of Cottonwood Root by Henry Naha, Hopi; Owl Carving of Walrus Tusk Ivory by Brian Appassingok, Yupik; Sculptural, Raised Inlay Cuff Bracelet by Vernon Begaye, Navajo; Folk Art Owl Carving of Wood by Edith John Family Members, Navajo)

12/04/2019

We had so much fun! Thank you and of and for bringing your beautiful to ! Your work continues to amaze us and our customers really appreciate it, Thank You! If you're local, come on in to see the new selection and if not, let us know if you would like images. [email protected]

11/26/2019

Wishing a wonderful this week to you and yours from all of us at
(Shell and by ( / , figure by ; and pattern scarves).