Native American tribes

The nations whose artists are in the gallery today, each in its own name first.

Haak'u (Acoma)

The defining Acoma aesthetic is fine-line geometry: precise hatching, stepped frets, lightning and rain motifs, parrots and rosettes, all rendered with exacting control

9 pieces

Kotyit (Cochiti)

Cochiti jewelry is marked by refined simplicity

1 piece

Hopi

Hopi jewelry is defined by the silver overlay — a method so distinct that a well-made Hopi piece needs no maker's mark to announce its origin

140 pieces

Kawaika (Laguna)

Laguna jewelry favors clarity and balance

4 pieces

Diné (Navajo)

Navajo jewelry is defined by presence

1146 pieces

Kewa (Santo Domingo)

Kewa jewelry is built bead by bead

51 pieces

A:shiwi (Zuni)

Zuni jewelry is a triumph of patience and precision

128 pieces