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Wearable Art

Native American Art Magazine April/May 2019April 1st, by Susan SorgWearable Art A look at the Navajo Poncho Serape from its...

Trip to the Navajo Reservation

We stopped at Kathy Marianito's to pick up some of the weavings. This one is Julia Upshaw's Mokie Serape. Julia's...

Virtual Tour of Nizhoni Ranch Gallery

We are proud to adorn the Gallery walls with never before seen weavings from the Nez family of weavers and the Marianito family. The Nez family of weavers are known particularly known their large Teec Nos Pos and pictorial designs. As Steve began the Exclusive Churro Collection he went to his...

Looks Spectacular!

One of our favorite customers sent us a photo of his most recent purchase. He purchased this manta specifically to...

Navajo Manta with blue, red, green and brown stripes.

Woman's Manta : Taneisha Witman : Churro 1787 : 48" x 66" (4' x 5'6")

$ 4,500.00

Salt River Canyon

The Salt River Canyon Gail snapped this shot of the Salt River Canyon as she and Steve drove home from...

The beautiful Navajo Child’s Blanket

Steve,The beautiful Navajo Child’s Blanket with the spider hole we acquired from you is carefully being watched over by Spider Woman....

Exhibit: 2006 - Cody Wyoming Western Design Conference

The road to fine wearable Navajo Shawls was a slow process. Steve Getzwiller in the 1990s began working with the Marianito family and coaxed them along the path to weave finer and finer blankets.He would bring historic textiles from before the turn of the century for them to examine. Kathy...

Master Weavers of the Navajo Churro Collection

Master Weaver: Frances Begay Frances started weaving in 1982 when she was 26 years old. Her grandmother Mary Begay taught her how to weave and her Aunt Sara Begay taught her the Crystal design. My grandma thought I could carry on what she taught me. Weaving makes me think of...