Solstice Jewellery Sale

Summer Solstice Sale

As the summer solstice approaches, we are marking the occasion by offering you a special discount of ten percent on all jewellery purchases, until the end of June. What better time to treat yourself and your loved ones to a handmade work of wearable Native art, by one of the talented Indigenous jewellers that we are honoured represent?

All our Native American and First Nations jewellery is unique and expertly hand-crafted by artists and designers from tribes across the USA and Canada. Rainmaker Gallery has worked directly with many of these jewellers and their families for over thirty years.Native American jewellery represents thousands of years of cultural evolution. The distinctive style of each jeweller is informed by the traditions of their tribes and their individual, contemporary life experiences. Uniquely formed from natural materials, imbued with meaning and symbolism, each piece becomes a cherished possession to pass down through generations, ever appreciating in value.When purchasing from the website please use coupon code : solstice 2023

Randy L Barton 

Visit the gallery to view our fabulous summer exhibition by Diné artist

Randy Barton

. In this sublime series of abstract paintings Barton explores the Bauhaus Movement through the lens of graffiti art.

Randy L Barton is a neo-contemporary Native artist, designer, dancer, DJ and music producer from the Navajo Nation in Arizona. The foundation of his work derives from the unique combination of his background in graffiti art and the traditional Navajo teachings and ceremonies that began shaping his life at an early age.

"Boogie Bauhaus 5" (detail)  by Randy L Barton

Marla Allison

Next month we welcome back Marla Allison, a celebrated painter from the Laguna Pueblo and Hopi tribes. Her graphic paintings utilise traditional pottery designs and stylised portraiture to celebrate her thriving tribal cultures in a contemporary context.

Marla’s maternal aunt is United States Cabinet Secretary of the Interior,

Deb Haaland

, the first Indigenous Cabinet Secretary in the history of the USA.

Meet

Marla Allison in conversation

 with gallery curator Jo Prince, on

Thursday 6th July

. More details to follow in the next newsletter. Meanwhile, Please contact the gallery to book in advance for this event.

"Clouds in the Window" acrylic on canvas by Marla Allison, Laguna Pueblo.

Summer Solstice

However you choose to celebrate this summer solstice, we send you love and wish you joy on this ephemeral yet eternally recurring occasion.

We looking forward to seeing you soon.

With love,Jo & Erin xGallery hours are Tuesday - Friday 10am - 5pm and Saturday 10am - 4pm or by appointment.