~Artisans and Collectible Items for Sale~

Willie Rea Creations

Black Wolf White Wolf Designs

Chris and Shelby Carne, owners. Chris is a Southwestern jeweler and metalsmith from South Texas. He enjoys working with sterling silver and turquoise. Shelby is all things behind the scenes, from photographs to billing and customer service. Together they make up Willie Rae Creations.

Black Wolf White Wolf Designs

Black Wolf White Wolf Designs is a Ponca Navy veteran-owned jewelry brand blending Native and Anglo roots. Jason Ogg, Ponca and his wife Shay Pfeiffer, Anglo, craft turquoise, other stones and sterling silver pieces, drawing inspiration from heritage, culture, and craftsmanship to create unique, meaningful jewelry.

Ramon Dalangyawma, Hopi

Black Wolf White Wolf Designs

Ramon Dalangyawma, Hopi

Ramons work is well known, and highly sought after. His designs come from his experiences in life and depict clouds, thunderbolts and rain.

His work is characterized by the very heavy weight (thickness) silver he uses and his laser like precision in cutting out his designs and meticulous background stamping - nothing but the highest quality.
He is a very fine man who we are proud to call our friend!

Lavina Becenti, Navajo

Ramon Dalangyawma, Hopi

Lavina and her Mom live in Gallup, New Mexico. They make some of the most amazing pieces, using a variety of colored Spiny oyster, and turquoise. Their jewelry has become quite popular with many of our customers.

The Native Silver Son

Lavina Becenti, Navajo

The Native Silver Son

Tim Yazzie, owner has come a long way from a budding silversmith to now being known for the many awards he has won. His stunning pieces are made with stunning detail and precision. We've had several of his pieces. Two are in our personal collection, because we just didn't want to let them go.

Jasmine

Lavina Becenti, Navajo

The Native Silver Son

She's been in the jewelry manufacturing business for over 20 years. She started working for a local company selling to large jewelry chain stores and department store buyers. Currently, she works with a colaboration of artists to design new pieces and jewelry trade. She continues to design new pieces, source stones, and sell finished jewelry at gem and mineral shows and jewelry trade shows.

Shaun Rogers, Hopi-Navajo

Shaun Rogers of iisaw Creative Arts, is Half Hopi and half Navajo, who loves doing traditional art work with both his cultures and sometimes combines both together in his silversmithing, which gives his art a unique style.

He is first generation silversmith, and continues to learn more techniques in the trade. At an early age he dreamed of becoming an artist. During his adult life he's had many odd jobs and drew during his breaks, where coworkers seen and purchased his work.

While he painted at home, his wife suggested that he enter his paintings into the 57th Heard Guild Museum show, which he did and was accepted. This lead him to take on being a professional artist full time, and has since been entering his art in prestigious shows in the states.

At first his work consists in paintings and charcoal art work, but soon took on silversmithing in 2017 after having a successful show in Santa Fe during SWAIA. He then taught himself many techniques in the trade by watching and reading books, and now does many techniques in silversmithing, from inlaying his own stones, creating his own cabochons with exotic stones, stamping, and overlay designs.

These are just a few of our hundreds of items.

We have many unique and one of a kind handcrafted items. You're sure to find something that is just for you, or for that special someone. Not all pieces are Native American made, but most are. Artisans pour their heart and soul into their craft. That's just one reason why we believe in supporting the makers. IF YOU SEE SOMETHING YOU ARE INTERESTED, USA SALES ONLY. PAYMENTS ARE VIA PAYPAL OR INVOICE. INSURED SHIPPING WITH SIGNATURE REQUIRED IS AN ADDITIONAL $25