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New Items now Available for Spring 2008!
Toll free order line
800-504-2723
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Your one-stop catalog source for the very best in quality crafted Indian jewelry, pottery, kachina dolls, and other Native American related gifts such as books, music, shirts, and videos! Most of the handcraft items featured in our catalog have been fashioned by the native peoples of the Southwest including: the Navajo tribe and the pueblo tribes of the Zuni, Laguna, Acoma, and Hopi.
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| We Have been working on a "virtual catalog" for our web site, in the hopes that it will make it easier for you to transact with us at the Southwest Indian Foundation. |
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We realize during the busy times of year, it sometimes is difficult to get through to our customer service department. Our wish at the Southwest Indian Foundation is for your dealing with us to be as "hassle free" as humanly possible. If you have trouble getting through, or if you prefer email, Camilla is combing through customer service emails at: swif@cia-g.com
She should respond in a very timely manner.
All the best wishes...and thank you for your patience and support. Many abundant regards and blessings.
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The Southwest Indian Foundation
And
The Reunion of the Masters
Presents
Chase & Mikaela Stockholder Winner!
- - Please click here for more details - -
CEO - William McCarthy with Stockholder Winner - Mountain Corporation
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Top (Left to Right): Baje Whitethorne Sr. (painter), Naveek (jeweler), Irving Toddy (painter), Julious Keyonnie (jeweler), Ed Singer (painter). Middle (under horse): Dan Yazzie (wood carver). Bottom (Left to Right): Johnson Yazzie (painter), Lawrence Nomaki (potter), Elizabeth Whitethorne-Benally (painter), Cheryl Laughing (weaver), Oreland Joe (sculptor), Patrick Scott (feather maker), Charlie Pratt (sculptor).
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The 6th Annual
$25,000.00 Art Scholarships awards was a huge success! Thank you for all your support. If you would like to continue to support our children's art programs, please click below.
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Southwest Indian Foundation and Reunion of the Masters Holiday Student Art Show held December 1st, 2007
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The Southwest Indian Foundation in conjunction with the Reunion of the Masters sponsored its 6th annual Student Art Scholarship Program. The annual event was held on Dec. 1st in the Master's Gallery of the Gallup Cultural Center. During its 7th annual student art show
and scholarship award ceremony, Southwest Indian presented $25,000 in art scholarships to local students. 47 schools participated this year with over 700 submissions of drawings, paintings, etchings, carvings, sculptures, pottery and weaved items. Seven years ago, only 78 student artists from seven schools participated. The winners will be on display in the Children's Gallery through November 1, 2008. Click on the text above or the picture for more details.
Naveek, Deion Tsinigine - Best of Show and 1st Place in 11th/12th Grade Category and Baje Whitethorne (pictured to the right ), will be featured at the 7th Annual Masters Show in July. |
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The Navajo Code Talker Bronze is on
display at the Gallup Culture Center and is truly a site to behold. If you are
ever in the Gallup Area take the time to visit our Museum, Cafe, and Gift Shop,
located at 218 E Historical Hwy 66. Also you are always welcome to visit us at
100 W. Coal Ave and take a tour of our housing program, which you make
possible.
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If you need more information on the Bronze just click on the highlighted text or picture to the left.
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Thank You for using our web site for your orders.
Please note that all of the Catalog Items can now be found on the web site.
You can use the ezSEARCH feature, which is located at the top of the Product
page to locate an item. Type the item number or part of the description in the
ezSEARCH box then click on the search command button. Thank you for all
your support. |
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