Testimonials for Nizhoni Ranch Gallery
Navajo Tree of Life going to Papua New Guinea
Why of all places in the world would the US embassy in Port Moresby Papua New Guinea choose a Navajo weaving to adorn one of their walls?
We had a hunch. The US embassy wanted to show appreciation to the Navajo Code Talkers who were stationed in the area of Papua New Guinea.
More about the Navajo Code Talkers and how they shaped WW2 go to: https://americanindian.si.edu/education/codetalkers/html/chapter4.html
- Beth Barth
Looks Spectacular!
One of our favorite customers sent us a photo of his most recent purchase. He purchased this manta specifically to work with his custom made bed, inlaid with copper. The combination of the yellow comforter topped with Master weaver Jalucie Marianito's Serape looks incredible. He has a excellent eye. A beautiful piece of artwork hangs above the bed - you may recognize the artist.
Thanks for sharing!
- Beth Barth
Thank You for Sharing H.D.!
One of our newest customers was searching for a rug that would compliment his furniture collection from around the globe, his custom doors, tile floors and his father's original artwork.
He chose a weaving from our Exclusive Churro Collection, Cara Yazzie Gorman's Teec Nos Pos for his floor.
Just smashing!
- Beth Barth
Another Pleased Customer in Virginia
We are so happy to see how our weavings look in our customers homes. This weaving is part traditional Teec Nos Pos, but it incorporates Bistie curls and Red Mesa highlights. It is just stunning.
Thanks for sharing G!
As you can see our weavings take on a whole new level of beauty when added to a home or office. We believe the old adage "must see to appreciate" was coined by a person who collected a Navajo rug!
How this weavings looks like on the website:

How on a customers floor:

We LOVE it!
- Beth Barth
You Little Beauty!
- Beth Barth
Navajo Textiles Across the Pond
One of our favorite clients in the UK decorated a room using Farrow & Ball Paint Company colors and a weaving from the Getzwiller Navajo Churro Collection. He submitted the photo to Farrow and Ball and they published it in one of their color collections! Thanks for sharing Douglas!
- Beth Barth
Steve, Robin and All...
I received the information about Elvie VanWinkle this in today’s mail! Thank you so much Robin for putting that together for me along with the Velcro. I’ve been looking around my home today trying to decide where to hang it. My dining room has an oriental rug on the floor, amazingly, with many of the same colors as her exquisite tapestry so it might go there after I move two Hopi wicker baskets to another wall in the dining room.
When you see her or get in touch with her please let her know what a privilege and joy it is to have her exquisite work in my home. I will treasure it always.
Thank you for a wonderful afternoon in your extraordinary Gallery and your hospitality!
With my best regards,
S.T.
- Beth Barth
Breath Taking
Yesterday we received churro rug 1366. I've wanted a Navajo Rug for
years but being from Pa. I've never held one before.
When I opened the box I had to catch my breath because
it's so beautiful and well made. We will always take
very good care of this rug.
Thank you, Dave and Nancy

- Beth Barth
First Class Transaction
- Beth Barth
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Sunday Funday!
Camille and her friends stopped by the gallery Sunday and we all had a great time! She bought a great Mother Earth Father Sky Sandpainting weaving by Arnold Begay. Her friends bought weavings too. Camille really likes the Bistie in the background, we will talk about that the next time she visits the gallery! We sure enjoyed spending time her and her posse. Hope to see you all soon.
Best,
Steve and Gail
- Beth Barth










