Holiday Greetings from our newly renovated award-winning shop, where the legacy of authentic craftsmanship and artistry has thrived since 1958. We take great pride in our rich history and reputation we have built over the years. Our commitment to honoring traditional cultural practices and delivering authentic works of art is what sets us apart. Whether it's a carefully carved katsina, a piece of jewelry, a work of pottery, or a meticulously woven textile, our artists capture the essence of true craftsmanship and showcase the beauty of indigenous art.
Our Museum Shop fulfills the museum's mission by connecting indigenous creativity with the global community. It serves as a platform for indigenous artists to showcase their work. This support enables these artists to preserve and share their cultural traditions with future generations. By choosing to shop with us, you become an essential part of upholding tradition and culture while enriching lives and sustaining creativity.
Join us as we celebrate the timeless beauty of authentic craftsmanship and explore the heritage of Native American art this holiday season.
Happy holidays!
Kelly Gould Director of Retail Operations
Look for this ornament to find our favorite things in every category.
Right: Be sure to visit our newly renovated Museum Shop on your next visit! Textile Room, Heard Museum Shop. Photo: Craig Smith
Jamie Okuma Scarf Collection
The Heard Musuem and renowned Native American fashion artist Jamie Okuma have teamed up to bring to you five Heard exclusive Jamie Okuma designed luxury Italian made scarves. Each is made of different material blends that include silk, cashmere, modal, and cotton. With five designs and two sizes, you are sure to find that extraordinary gift for yourself or someone special. Supplies are limited, so shop early for the best selection.
purple flowers
50%
tan square
$325.00
white flowers
100% silk 54in sq/ 138 cm sq
$300.00
Jamie Okuma (b. 1977), an enrolled member of the La Jolla Band of Mission Indians with ShoshoneBannock, Wailaki, Luiseño, and Okinawan heritage, is a multidisciplinary artist and designer celebrated for her elaborate soft sculptures, intricate beadwork, and wearable art. In 2000, at just 22, Okuma became the youngest artist to win “Best of Show” at the Santa Fe Indian Art Market, establishing her prominence in the art world. Her practice naturally expanded into culturally informed fashion, where she designs couture and readyto-wear collections, as well as adorned accessories and shoes. In 2023, Okuma made history as the first Native American designer admitted to the Council of Fashion Designers of America.
Gifts for the Collector
Multi-Stone Inlay Avanyu & Bear Pottery Jar with Lid
BY RUSSELL SANCHEZ (SAN ILDEFONSO)
8" tall x 5 3/4" diameter
$14,000.00
Motsin Katsina
BY ARTHUR HOLMES JR. (HOPI)
17 1/2" tall x 5 1/2" wide x 6" deep
$10,000.00
Child's Blanket
BY LYNDA TELLER PETE (NAVAJO)
16” x 22”
$6,400.00
Gifts for the Collector
Reversible Coral & Multi-Stone Inlay Necklace
BY CHARLENE REANO (SAN FELIPE)
20" long, center section 3 1/2" wide x 3" long
$5,500.00
18 Karat White & Yellow Gold Star Pendant BY RAY TRACEY (NAVAJO) Pendant 4" long, 1 1/2" wide, chain 22" long $14,500.00
18 Karat Yellow Gold & Diamond Band BY RIC CHARLIE (NAVAJO)
Ring Size: 8
$6,200.00
14 Karat Yellow Gold Multi-Stone Inlay Band BY RIC CHARLIE (NAVAJO) Ring Size: 11
$5,800.00
Maria Martinez
Maria Martinez (1887–1980) was a renowned potter from San Ildefonso, New Mexico, celebrated for her reinvigoration of black-onblack pottery, achieved through her early 20thcentury experimentation that transformed black ware. Collaborating frequently with her husband, Julian Martinez (1885–1943), and family members, Maria developed a distinctive style known for its technical refinement and sleek matte designs, which resonated with the aesthetics of American Modernism. Her influence continues to shape Pueblo pottery traditions and elevate the recognition of Native American artistry within Western art movements.
Maria & Modernism Exhibition Catalogue
This catalog was published to coincide with the Maria & Modernism exhibition February 24, 2024June 28, 2024 • Hardcover, 208 pages, full color $65.00
Shaped By Her Hands: Potter Maria Martinez
BY ANNA HERBER FREEMAN & BARBARA GONZALES, ILLUSTRATED BY APHELANDRA
This inspiring story of family and creativity illuminates how Maria’s belief in sharing her love of clay brought success and joy from her New Mexico Pueblo to people all across the country. • 32 pages, Ages 4-8 $17.99
Blackware Pottery Jar BY MARIA MARTINEZ (SAN ILDEFONSO)
3" tall x 4" diameter
$1,650.00
Blackware Pottery Jar with Geometric Design BY MARIA MARTINEZ (SAN ILDEFONSO)
4 1/2" tall x 6 3/4" diameter
$4,250.00
Gifts Under $5,000
1 5/8" wide at top tapering to 3/8" wide at back, 6 1/2" inside circumference, 1 1/4" wide back opening • For approximately 6 1/4" wrist. $3,400.00
3 3/4" long (including earring hook) x 1 1/2" wide
$80.00
Silver & Turquoise Keyring BY PETER NELSON (NAVAJO)
2 1/8" long x 1" wide
$150.00
Silver & Turquoise Bead Tail Feather Pendant BY RAY TRACEY (NAVAJO)
2 3/4" long x 5/8" wide $180.00
Heart Shaped Glass Paperweight BY RAMSON LOMATEWAMA (HOPI)
2 3/4" long x 2 1/4" wide x 1 1/4" tall
$55.00
Majestic Figures Contemporary Sculptures by Native American Artists: The Charles and Valerie Diker Collection at the Heard Museum In December 2022, Charles and Valerie Diker gave the Heard Museum twenty-three works of contemporary Indigenous art, a selection of mixed media sculpture that they collected over the past twenty-five years. These examples reflect the achievements of five master artists: Rhonda Holy Bear, Joyce Growing Thunder, Juanita Growing Thunder Fogarty, Jessa Rae Growing Thunder, and Jamie Okuma. This publication was inspired by this transformative gift. • Hardcover, 128 pages, full color $55.00
Gifts for Kids
Velvet Plush Doll
BY ROSE BAKER (NAVAJO)
9" tall
$25.00
Sizes & Colors Vary • 9 1/2" - 14" tall
$32.00 - $60.00
Handmade Fleece Stuffed Animals BY AUDRIS JOE (NAVAJO)
Balm (Purifying), Sage, Lavender & Orange (Enlightening) • 0.75 oz
$12.00 EACH
MudHead Soap & Skincare Co.
HAND-POURED SOY CANDLE
Scents: Earth (Patchouli), Sunshine (Lemongrass) • 8 oz
$30 EACH
GOATMILK ALOE LOTION
HANDMADE ARTISAN GOAT MILK SOAP
Scents: Herb Garden (Rosemary & Peppermint), Love (Rosewater & Geranium), Peace (Lavender), Energy (Eucalyptus & Spearmint), Pure (Oatmeal & Honey, scent-free), Holy Smokes (Juniper & Cedar Wood) • 6 oz
$16 EACH
Scents: Hopi Tea (Chamomile), Peace (Lavender), Sunshine (Lemongrass), Love (Geranium) • 8 oz
$20 EACH
EMULSIFIED SUGAR SCRUB
Scent: Peace (Herbs & Lavender Buds), Love (Geranium) • 8 oz
$30 EACH
Complimentary Gift Wrapping, Just a Note Away!
It’s simple—select your gifts and, when you proceed to checkout, leave a message in the ‘Notes’ section. Tell us which items you’d like to be wrapped packages, and consider it done. Happy gifting!
Enjoy Free Shipping on Purchases Over $250
We’re pleased to waive the cost of shipping on total purchases that exceed $250.* It’s our way of saying thank you.
*UPS Ground Shipping, excludes international shipping. Items ordered after Dec. 15 may be difficult to deliver by Dec. 25. Some items excluded from free shipping.
Ornament Marketplace
NOVEMBER 29-DECEMBER
1, 10 AM TO 4 PM
Decorate your home this holiday season with handmade American Indian ornaments acquired at the Heard Museum Shop’s Annual Ornament Marketplace. You will find beautiful ornaments in a variety of styles and mediums for each person on your holiday list or each branch on your tree.
This year’s featured artist, Jennifer Tracey (Navajo) has created 40 limited-edition Signature ornaments for this year’s Ornament Marketplace. Each Signature ornament is signed and numbered by the artist.
The 2024 Signature ornaments will go on sale at 10 a.m. on the first day of Ornament Marketplace, Friday, Nov. 29, for $195 each.*
*All ornaments are available while supplies last, so visit early for optimal selection. Because of the handmade nature of these items, there will be slight color and style variations between ornaments. Signature ornaments cannot be held for purchase prior to the event.
Ornament Marketplace Limited Editions
“A New Life” limited edition ornament
BY JENNIFER TRACEY (NAVAJO)
The 2024 Heard Museum Signature Ornament titled "A New Life" is hand crafted by Jennifer Tracey (Navajo) in Sterling Silver. This limitededition butterfly ornament will be available for sale starting on Friday, November 29th, 2024 (while supplies last) at the Ornament Marketplace in the Museum shop. • 3" wide x 1 1/2" tall
$195
Yuletide Maiden Ornament
BY RJ PAYESTEWA DAUGHERTY
(HOPI, OMAHA, CHEROKEE)
Approximately 2.5" x 1.5"
$80
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