ZART: Zuni Artist Resource Team

06/06/2023

Good morning, we are thinking big today with this incredible peach alabaster Mountain Lion by Melvin Sandoval. Measuring an awe inspiring, Length 9 1/2" X Width 1 3/4" X Height 3 1/2", this magnificent work of art would be a lovely addition to your fe**sh collection.

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San-do-val Mountain lion (Hokdidasha): is at the top of the food chain and is regarded to be a great hunter and leader. Mountain lion’s presence is usually felt but not seen. Mountain Lion medicine is about setting good examples and boundaries. Dimensions:Length 9 1/2" X Width 1 3/4" X Height 3 1/...

06/02/2023

Highlighting one of Farlan & Paulette Quam's bears today. They are one of the artists we have new work from this week. This green turquoise bear with bundle has such a warm and majestic presence.

Quam Bear (Anshe): Bear was the principal animal for the Pueblo People and they are the most prevalent subject of Zuni fe**shes. Bear fe**shes are used for healing, protection, strength, journeying, mothering, hunting and gathering. Bear‚ hibernation reminds us of the value of going within. Demens...

05/30/2023

Zuni artist, Brian Yatsattie stopped by ZART in Gallup, NM today. Stay tuned for some new work from Brain on our website later this week. His work is so interesting and his choice of material is outstanding. Elah kwa, Brian!

05/30/2023

Please, when you have a few minutes, stop by the ZARTeam.org website and see what new work we have added recently.

New work this week from these artists:
Adrian Cachini, Alex Poncho, Cody Nastacio, Danny Lonjose, Fabian Tsethlikai (d), Farlan & Paulette Quam, Jayne Quam, Kyle Mahooty (d), Melvin Sandoval, Nelson Yatsattie, Ronnie Lunasee, & Wilfred Cheama

05/26/2023

Check out this hefty Bear by Zuni artist Randy Lucio. The perfect addition to your collection and with 20% off this weekend why not bring it home.

Lu-ci-o Piacsoo Bear Dimensions: Length 5 1/2" X Width 2" X Height 3 3/8"

05/26/2023

Quiet and quick, lizards are a creature that can easily escape danger, and some even do so by leaving their tail behind if necessary. This process, known as caudal autotomy, usually results in the tail being grown back over time. Lizard (Misho) teaches us the importance of frequently rejuvenating ourselves, taking the time to access our own needs so that we may function properly. The ability to lose an appendage can also be a lesson in learning to let go of something – be it a situation, a someone, or a part of ourselves – in order to grow and move forward. Starting anew is often a scary and daunting task, especially if loss is involved, but these amazing reptiles have the ability to teach us how to rebuild if we listen to their lessons.

Perched on their rock and on the look out for danger, the marble lizard pictured above was carved by Scotty Garnaat. 2 ⅜” tall, 1 ½” wide, and ¾” deep. $60.

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05/26/2023

Happy Friday and the unofficial first weekend of Summer 2023!

We are having a 20% off Memorial Day Weekend Sale!

Beginning today at 12:00 Noon (MDT) through Monday at 11:59 PM (MDT)

20% off everything you purchase on the ZART website.

Congratulations to all the Graduates! Celebrate your accomplishments safely.

05/25/2023

Have you ever wanted to have your own Zuni Fe**sh Bowl? ZART: Zuni Artist Resource Team has a perfect mini fe**sh bowl for adding to your collection.

https://zuniartistresourceteam.myshopify.com/products/marvelita-phillips-covered-with-turquoise-chips-mini-fe**sh-pot

05/24/2023

Stop by the ZART: Zuni Artist Resource Team Website and checkout our growing herd of Buffalo fe**shes.

Bison (Si:wolo) is especially important to the Plains Indians. These magnificent animals were the basis of their lifeway before they were hunted to extinction by the white man. While not a traditional fe**sh subject for the Zunis, all animals have meaning and Bison reminds us of abundance and prayer...

05/18/2023

Here's a new amazing Mountain Lion from Zuni artist Lance Cheama. The choice of stone, fluid posture, and excellent detail makes this such a fascinating work of Zuni fe**sh art.

Che-a-ma Mountain lion (Hokdidasha): is at the top of the food chain and is regarded to be a great hunter and leader. Mountain lion’s presence is usually felt but not seen. Mountain Lion medicine is about setting good examples and boundaries. Dimensions:Length 4 1/2" X Width 1" X Height 1 3/4"

05/18/2023

If you are a fan or collector of Zuni Bear fe**shes, please check out our Bear fe**sh collection with currently 190 different bears.

Bear (Anshe): Bear was the principal animal for the Pueblo People and they are the most prevalent subject of Zuni fe**shes. Bear fe**shes are used for healing, protection, strength, journeying, mothering, hunting and gathering. Bear‚ hibernation reminds us of the value of going within.

05/18/2023

Here is a reminder to support the Zuni Pueblo MainStreet Program and Zuni Artists this weekend. Zuni Pueblo MainStreet