Diné of the Navajo Nation

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Diné - Navajo Nation Pottery and Fine Art

The Diné are best known for their fine textiles—blankets and rugs—and their exquisite sterling silver and turquoise jewelry and accessories. Adobe Gallery regularly features a select group of estate Diné jewelry and a few select Diné rugs, as well as a few vintage baskets.

Adobe Gallery has a comprehensive book selection that includes a selection of books on Diné textiles and jewelry, all of which are viewable on this continuously updated website.

Note: when we say Diné, as opposed to Navaho or Navajo, we are referring to the people and not the government. Since 1969, their government refers to itself as the Navajo Nation.

Diné of the Navajo NationFine Art - Native American Paintings

Robert Draper, Navajo Painter
Navajo Painting of Pictographs in Canyon de Chelly #3 by Robert Draper

Diné of the Navajo NationOther Fine Southwest CollectiblesNavajo Textiles and Blankets

Weaver Unknown
J. B. Moore Plate II Variant Crystal Trading Post Navajo Rug

Diné of the Navajo NationSouthwest Indian PotteryContemporary

Rose Williams, Diné Potter
Traditional Navajo Pottery Jar by Rose Williams

Mary Lou Davis, Diné Potter, Navajo Nation
Navajo Piñon Pitch Pottery Jar with Handles by Diné Artist Mary Lou Davis

Diné of the Navajo NationSouthwest Indian PotteryFigurines

Tom Yazzie, Navajo Nation Carver
Diné Eleven Piece Carved Wood Nacimiento Set by Tom Yazzie

Diné of the Navajo NationNative American BasketsBowls and Other Forms

Weaver Unknown
Very Old Navajo Ceremonial Basket from William Haskell Simpson Collection

Weaver Unknown
Diné Very Old Ceremonial Basket from Marti Struever Collection

Diné of the Navajo NationFine Art - Native American PaintingsDrawings

R. C. Gorman, Navajo Painter
Untitled Navajo Oil Pastel Drawing of Three Robed Figures by R.C. Gorman

Diné of the Navajo NationFine Art - Native American PaintingsPaintings

Quincy Tahoma, Navajo Painter
Original Navajo Painting of a Horse Escaping a Lasso by Quincy Tahoma

Diné of the Navajo NationFine Art - Native American PaintingsPrints

Tony Abeyta, Diné - Navajo Nation Painter
Seasons Greetings 1993 Silkscreen Print of Pueblo Corn Maiden by Tony Abeyta

Diné of the Navajo NationSouthwest Indian JewelryBelts and Buckles

Diné of the Navajo NationSouthwest Indian JewelryBracelets

Diné of the Navajo NationSouthwest Indian JewelryButtons and Conchas

Diné of the Navajo NationSouthwest Indian JewelryEarrings

Jeweler Unknown
Lightweight Silver Navajo Converted Blouse Button Earrings

Diné of the Navajo NationSouthwest Indian JewelryJewelry Rings

Artist Unknown
Sterling Silver and Hubble Glass Ring with Bell Company Logo
Artist Unknown
Diné Ring with Rectangular Stone Outlined in Silver Rope
Artist Unknown
Fred Harvey Style Turquoise Ring with Square Stone

Jeweler Unknown
Navajo Ring with Four Turquoise Cabs and Silver Drops
Artist Unknown
Very Large Rectangular Turquoise Ring set in Bezel with Silver Rope Frame
Artist Unknown
Diné Silver and Turquoise Ring

Diné of the Navajo NationSouthwest Indian JewelryPendants

Shane R. Hendren, Navajo Jeweler
Navajo Large Modernist Reversible Cross with Small Turquoise Cabochon by Shane Hendren

Diné of the Navajo NationSouthwest Indian JewelrySilver Objects

Jeweler Unknown
Stamped Sterling Silver Diné Ashtray with Single Turquoise Gemstone

Jeweler Unknown
Diné Sterling Silver Deep Bowl Ashtray with Raincloud Designs

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