This Navajo moqui style weaving is very soft. The red and orange are from aniline dyes. The white and brown are natural colors. It has a center stripes that are from blue indigo dyes. This banded blanket is dated around 1885. It’s amazing that this piece

by tohatingallery · 2 years ago · via Instagram

Bingo Smith ornaments are back just in time for Christmas! These sandpainted works of art are $16 each or $75 for a set of six. #nativeamericanart #sandpainting #navajosandpainting

by tohatingallery · 1 year ago · via Instagram

Here's a reminder that our Winter Clothing and Food Drive for the Navajo Nations is happening this Friday and Saturday at the Gallery. If you aren't in Durango and want to support, you can donate to Fort Lewis Native Solar Program that helps students inst

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Spread the Warmth: Donate Winter Gear to Navajo Nations by dropping donations by Toh-atin Gallery November 29 and 30 from 10 am - 5 pm. Warm clothing and food are greatly appreciated! #catholiccharitiesofgallup #navajonation #clothingdrive #fortlewiscolle

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