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We're happy to welcome Malcolm Cheromiah to keshi.com with a wonderful original woodwork the artist calls "Cradle Baby". Meaningful iconography includes corn, Dragonfly, hunter, …

Not all Native Americans make silver and turquoise jewelry. The tribes in the Southwest who are especially known for their jewelry are the Zuni, Hopi, Kewa (Santo Domingo) and Navajo. The …

Keshi (kay-SHE) is the traditional greeting of the Zuni Pueblo people who live in beautiful western New Mexico. Our store is called Keshi The Zuni Connection because of our close ties with the …

Bryson’s own connection with Keshi actually begins with him as a student in Robin’s (Keshi co-founder) 6th grade class in 1981, the very same year that the Keshi shop was founded. Bryson …

Veronica Poblano"The Honored One" is a magnificent tribute and remembrance from daughter Veronica Poblano to her wonderful father, iconic Zuni carver Leo Poblano (d). He was the …

More Information About The Keshi Foundation Events Animal Medicine Resources Press Zuni Pueblo Zuni Jewelry Zuni Fetishes Zuni Pottery Fakes Visit Our Gallery 227 Don Gaspar …

The Indigenous Tikuna People in the Amazon regard dolphins as gods and goddesses, shapeshifters that can move in and out of human form. The Tikuna give a dance about that …

White animals are a rarity in creation revered by many Indigenous cultures. Polar bears are not a traditionally carved animal for the A:Shiwi (Zuni) but they are greatly respected especially by …

The offerings shared below are just a small selection of what is available in our physical gallery shop. Contact Us.