Xmas 2022

It's not too late!

Buy online before Christmas and get free UK delivery on orders over £100

All our UK orders are sent by Special Delivery which means that you can still order for Christmas despite the Royal Mail strike days. Last posting date for Special Delivery is 21st December so please order by December 20th.

Find unique and beautiful jewellery, magical Zuni fetish carvings and glorious Pendleton blankets both online and in the gallery, with new additions being posted daily from now until Christmas. Visit the website to see what's new and follow our instagram feed for inspiration.

New stock of Pendleton blankets

Just arrived! - We now have beautiful saddle blankets in a range of colours and even more designs of the "robe" size blanket.Pendleton Woollen Mills weave the legends and symbols of North America into beautiful blankets. Pendletons have become traditional honouring gifts for Native peoples. Blankets robes and shawls are given to acknowledge rights of passage such as births, coming of age, graduations, marriage, major milestones and accomplishments. They are worn for ceremonies, celebrations, feast days and used daily in the home.These stunning blankets are exceptional quality and wonderfully warm. They are quite simply the best possible gift to give and receive - a gift to treasure for life.

"Déix booch"" Wolf Brothers, limited edition serigraph by Preston Singletary.

Serigraphs from the Pacific Northwest

Our

winter exhibition

showcases Pacific Northwest coast ‘formline’ serigraphs from Tlingit artist Preston Singletary and Coast Salish printmakers Peter and Araquin Boome. Formline is a distinctive style of art common to the Indigenous nations of the Pacific Northwest coast and Alaska. The word 'formline' is an English translation of a more complex and nuanced term in the Haida language.

Examples of formline art in traditional cultures are totem poles, bentwood boxes, feast dishes, spindle whorls, rattles, masks, canoes and canoe paddles. These items would usually be carved from aromatic red cedar wood and painted with natural pigments.

The imagery in this exhibition represents stylised animals, birds, fish and humans. Transformation is a common theme in which the human is represented within an animal form. Such transformation is associated with ceremonial songs, dances and storytelling.

Seasonal opening times:

Saturday 17 December 10am - 5pmSunday 18 December by appointmentMonday 19 December 10am - 5.30pmTuesday 20 December 10am - 5.30pmWednesday 21 December 10am - 5.30pmThursday 22 December 10am - 5.30pmFriday 23 December 10am - 5.30pmSaturday 24 December 9am - 2pm25, 26, 27 December closed28, 29, 30, 31 December 11am - 3pm.If you can't make it to the gallery within these hours, please get in touch and I can meet with you at your convenience.Wishing you warmth, health and happiness this Christmas,with love Jo xx