Desert Dwellers Vintage

Alpine utility apparel from Santa Fe. Technical outerwear designed with clean lines and real-world durability for mountain environments.

Historic drinking chocolate and handmade truffles from Santa Fe. Recipes drawn from Mesoamerican, European, and colonial New Mexican traditions. Cacao prepared the way it was meant to be — ground on stone, spiced, and sipped.

The world's largest and most prestigious Native arts market, celebrating 103 years in 2025. Over 1,000 Native artists from 200+ tribes.

Pocket knives with handles inlaid from exotic stones, fossils, and turquoise. Each knife is hand-assembled in Santa Fe using gemstones sourced from around the world. A fusion of Southwest artistry and everyday carry.

Museum-quality vintage and contemporary Native American art, jewelry, and textiles on the historic plaza. Navajo weavings, Zuni fetish carvings, pueblo pottery, and turquoise jewelry curated with the eye of a collector and the rigor of a scholar.

Wood-fired pottery from Taos Canyon by Kevin and JoAnne DeKeuster. Every piece is fired solely with wood in an ancient Japanese process — the kiln reaches 2,400 degrees, melting ash directly onto the clay to produce one-of-a-kind iridescent glazes. Functional ware and sculptural work from a studio on scenic Highway 64.