Crafts

Are you inspired by Taos' artistic environment? Express your own creativity and commemorate your Taos experience! Hand-painted ceramics are wonderfully personalized gifts. 3 Dog Art is a terrific creative outlet for seasoned ceramicists, newcomers, or the creatively challenged. Located in the John Dunn House, one block off the Taos Plaza on Juan Largo Alley.<br/>

One of Taos oldest Traders of fine Indian Jewelry and crafts, from Silver buttons, bracelets and rings, to kachina dolls, concha belts and sqash blossom necklaces. Beautiful red coral necklaces and matching coral concha belt and rings. Rhoda was raised on the Taos Pueblo and has been, along with her husband, Duane, the owners of the Buffalo Dancer Indian Trading Company for over 26 years. Southwestern Indian Jewelry, Concho Belts, Hopi Kachinas, Buying scrap silver & coins, Indian Pottery<br/>

The Carson House Shop features quality Native American jewelry, pottery, storytellers, kachinas, sandpaintings; Southwestern and Taos Christmas ornaments and nativities, handcrafted items and Valerie Graves Fine Art Gallery.

Visit the most colorful shop in Taos and see our wild array of Mexican masks, folkart. skeletons, devils and angels, psychedelic painted animals, beaded art from the renowned Huichol Indians, and silver jewelry of the Southwest's Native Americans.

El Santero.com All Works seen on the site are samples of Carlos' work. Carlosa Real is an award winning Santero specializing in the tradition of Spanish Colonial Art of Northern New Mexico. Bulto is a three dimensional carved and painted wooden sculpture of a religious figure or saint. Relief Carving is a two dimensional deep carving that could be a retablo or a religious scene that could be painted or unpainted. Retablo is a one dimensional flat painting on a wooden board usually of a religous figure or saint, sometimes with a rosette on top. <br/>

Gary Williams Gallery & gifts on Paseo del Pueblo Norte

Glass bead artist Kim Miles creates unique, hand crafted beads, one at a time, using the flame of a torch and colored glass rods from Italy. She is best known for her realistic floral designs, while her sculptural goddesses, intricate miniature vessels, and playful bangle beads show equal creativity, skill, and love. Depth of color and design are achieved by placing as many as thirty layers of molten glass one over the other with exacting precision.<br/>

A family of artists who live and work in beautiful Taos. Art ranges from handmade furniture and clocks, paintings, sculpture, beadwork, Christmas ornaments and decorations, and many other items! Neat Family site! Given them a click,<br/>

Located on historic Taos Plaza since 1983. Six Directions Gallery features pueblo pottery, Navajo sandpaintings, Pueblo storytellers, New Mexico santos, Zuni fetishes, original paintings and prints, hand crafted collector knives, native love flutes, gourd art, Native American baskets, Native American drums, bronze sculpture, silver sculpture, Plains Indian beadwork & artifacts, alabaster sculptures, Hopi kachinas, custom made coats, Native American jewelry.

A collection of Folk Arts and Crafts Created by Georgia Page. Georgia Page founded Taos Folk Inc. as a way of sharing her life long love of folk arts and crafts. For those with the impulse, she provides a Paint Your Own series for ages 6 to 96 that offers the opportunity to experience one of the greatest pleasures crafts provide, namely creating them yourself. Each product is hand crafted so slight variations are inevitable, perhaps even desirable. You can buy online with Visa/MasterCard using Taos Folks secure server. Examples of products: Painted Tin Fish $15, Painted Pillows $38, Garden Birds $18, Tin Flowers $8 each, Fish on Wheels $24, Button Necklaces $22, Paint Your Own $18, and Road Runnnner $24<br/>