About Toh-atin gallery
Toh-Atin Gallery: Your Source for Authentic Native American and Southwest Art
Toh-Atin Gallery of Durango, Colorado is a family-owned business that has been recognized as a quality dealer in Native American and Southwest Art since 1957. With a nationwide reputation, Toh-Atin Gallery is your source for authentic Navajo rugs and weavings, Indian jewelry and concha belts, katsinas (kachinas), Native American Indian baskets, Pueblo, Navajo and other Native American pottery, animal fetishes, Alaskan ivory carvings, and original Southwest paintings and sculpture.
The gallery's collection of authentic Navajo rugs and weavings is one of the largest in the world. Each rug or weaving is handcrafted by skilled Navajo weavers using traditional techniques passed down through generations. The intricate designs on each piece tell stories of the Navajo culture through symbols such as arrows representing protection or diamonds symbolizing the four sacred mountains.
In addition to their impressive collection of rugs and weavings, Toh-Atin Gallery also offers a wide selection of Indian jewelry including bracelets, necklaces, earrings, rings made from silver with turquoise stones or other precious gems. The gallery also features concha belts which are unique to the Southwest region. These belts are made from silver with intricate designs featuring turquoise stones or other precious gems.
Katsinas (kachinas) are another specialty at Toh-Atin Gallery. These carved wooden figures represent spirits from Hopi mythology that bring rain to crops during dry seasons. Each katsina has its own unique design representing different aspects of Hopi culture such as fertility or hunting.
Native American Indian baskets are another popular item at Toh-Atin Gallery. These baskets are handcrafted by skilled artisans using natural materials such as willow branches or pine needles woven together into intricate patterns representing different aspects of Native American culture such as hunting scenes or ceremonial dances.
Pueblo, Navajo and other Native American pottery are also available at Toh-Atin Gallery. Each piece is handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques passed down through generations. The intricate designs on each piece tell stories of the Native American culture through symbols such as feathers representing freedom or bear paws symbolizing strength.
Animal fetishes are another unique item at Toh-Atin Gallery. These small carvings made from various materials such as stone or antler represent different animals and their spiritual significance in Native American culture. For example, a bear fetish represents strength and protection while a wolf fetish represents loyalty and family.
Alaskan ivory carvings are also available at Toh-Atin Gallery. These carvings represent different aspects of Alaskan culture such as hunting scenes or wildlife found in the region. Each carving is handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional techniques passed down through generations.
Finally, original Southwest paintings and sculpture are featured at Toh-Atin Gallery. These pieces showcase the beauty of the Southwest region with its vibrant colors and stunning landscapes. Each painting or sculpture is created by talented artists who capture the essence of the Southwest in their work.
In conclusion, if you're looking for authentic Native American and Southwest Art, look no further than Toh-Atin Gallery of Durango, Colorado. With a nationwide reputation for quality art pieces that tell stories about Navajo rugs and weavings, Indian jewelry and concha belts, katsinas (kachinas), Native American Indian baskets, Pueblo, Navajo pottery animal fetishes Alaskan ivory carvings original Southwest paintings sculpture - this gallery has something for everyone!