Adobe Gallery Blog

The heartline is used primarily by Zuni Pueblo potters and can be seen in many animals – usually a deer, called a Heartline Deer. The line from th...

GROUNDED IN CLAY the spirit of Pueblo Pottery

It is Black Friday but, more importantly, it is Native American Heritage Day, celebrated annually on the day after Thanksgiving, this year November...

In weaving, the weft (sometimes woof) is the term for the thread or yarn which is drawn through, inserted over-and-under, the lengthwise warp yarns...

Santa Fe is a small city but has third largest art market in the United States. One hundred of those galleries are on Canyon Road, including Adobe ...

Mother-daughter artists Pablita Velarde and Helen Hardin drew from the traditions and imagery of their cultures in the expression of their distinct...

This 2017 exhibit showcases the evolution of Hopi-Tewa pottery, from the works of legendary potter Nampeyo of Hano to contemporary works by Mark Ta...

At the turn of the twentieth century, Felipita Aguilar Garcia and Asunción Aguilar Caté—sisters from Santo Domingo Pueblo—were creating pottery in ...

When Al Anthony talks about historic Pueblo pottery, the glow in his eyes suggests the same contained fire that baked so many of his showpieces in ...

At the foot of Canyon Road sits the small but mighty Adobe Gallery. Specializing in Native American work from the late-19th and early-20th centurie...

An exhibit of historic Pueblo pottery and other art forms and older jewelry from Zuni Pueblo that occurred at Adobe Gallery on July 31, 2008 until ...

This is an educational video produced and provided by The Authentic Tribal Art Dealers Association.