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The Amerind Museum Store has been an important extension of the museum since its conception. We pride ourselves on having only authentic, museum-quality American Indian made arts and crafts. Come in to see our selection of Native American art and fine handcrafted items including Navajo and Zuni jewelry, Tohono O'odham and Tarahumara baskets, Navajo weavings, and Pueblo and Mata Ortiz pottery. We carry books on Native American culture, archaeology, and the Southwest, fine art posters, and music CDs from Native American artists. We also have Amerind T-shirts, sweatshirts, caps, mugs and tiles featuring our great logo and images from the collections. Amerind members get a 10% discount on everything in the store.
Click here for information on becoming a member. Museum Store is open during museum hours: Tuesday through Sunday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., (Arizona) Mountain Time. Call 520.586.3666, ext.12 All Museum Store proceeds support Amerind museum and research programs. We appreciate your patronage! We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express in the Museum Store. Our New Online StoreVisit our online store where we feature our logo items, our publications, and some of our special objects. Please keep checking back, as we will be adding and updating our online store often. Remember, Amerind members get a 10% discount on all online purchases. If you are an Amerind Foundation member, please provide your membership number on the PayPal "Review your payment" page by clicking "Special Instructions and/or Comments" and typing your membership number in the box provided. The 10% membership discount will be refunded. We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, and PayPal on the Online Store.  | NEW AMERIND LOGO T-SHIRTSCheck out our new design showing the origin of our logo. The 800 year old red-on-brown pot excavated in 1939 by Amerind in the old mining town of Gleeson, AZ is shown on the T-shirt along with our logo. Women's long sleeve T-shirt in black. 100% cotton. Hem falls at hip level. Please call for availability$28.00 |  | Our women's cut short sleeve T-shirt in light green. 100% cotton. Hem falls at hip level. Please call for availability$22.00 |  | Unisex T-shirt. A longer T, with long sleeves, in a nice grayish-green. 100% cotton. Please call for availability$28.00 |  | Unisex T-shirt. A longer T, with short sleeves, in a brownish-orange or yam color. 100% cotton. Please call for availability$22.00 |  | Amerind faces T-shirtsPrinted on wicking cotton/poly fabric. $20.00 |  | Amerind T-shirt commemorating the 50th anniversary of the beginning excavation of Casas Grandes (Paquime), Chihuahua, MexicoPrinted on a light taupe color wicking (cotton/poly) fabric. $20.00 |  | Amerind Sweatshirts $28.00 |  | Baseball Hats (adjustable) $15.00 |  | Amerind Logo Mugs$6.00 |  | Amerind Faces Mugs (4 designs) Images available: bottom from left: Zuni katchina, Casas Grandes face pot, Mimbres figure. Top: Acoma sculpture $10.00 (each) |  | OUR PEOPLE, OUR LAND, OUR IMAGES: INTERNATIONAL INDIGENOUS PHOTOGRAPHERSThis publication accompanies the current exhibit of the same name in Amerind's Art Gallery. Edited by Hulleah J. Tsinhnahjinnie and Veronica Passalacqua. Each photograph in the exhibit is reproduced in this book, as well as additional ones by several of the artists. The text, written by the 26 photographers in the exhibit, is included, making it an important resource separate from the exhibit. Paperback, 8" x 10", 96 pages, with 89 color and b&w photos. Published by Heyday Press. $27.95
|  | Navajo Bus Stop by Malcolm Watt(1927-2002), 30" x 24". Originally from Kentucky, Mr Watt graduated from the University of Arizona with a Bachelor of Fine Art degree in 1952. He worked as a cowboy, professional movie actor, and was a local (Tucson) t.v. celebrity, along with pursuing his art career. He completed many paintings depicting Indians of the Southwest, retaining a deep interest in Native American cultures through much of his life. $25.00 |  | Healing Ceremony by Navajo artist Andy Tsihnahjinnie(1916-2000), 16" x 20". Andrew Van Tsihnahjinnie was one of the Native artists who attended the Santa Fe Indian School and worked under Dorothy Dunn in what became known as the "Studio Style" of art. Tsihnahjinnie was one of the most versatile Native artists in the Southwest during this time. The Healing Ceremony shows a returning Navajo World War II veteran engaged in this important ceremony, perhaps a self-portrait of his own return from the Pacific. $15.00
|  | Three Strand Necklace Created by Nestoria Coriz, Santo Domingo Pueblo. Made of Nevada Turquoise and Spiny Oyster on 3 strands. $900.00 |  | Fetish Necklace with EarringsCreated by Laura Quam of Zuni Pueblo. Made of jet, turquoise, and pipestone, on jet heishi. $1,400.00 |  | Shell Necklace and Earrings Etched with the image of the "Man in the Maze" symbol from the O’odham culture, this necklace was created by Tim Terry, Aikmel O’odham. Made of bittersweet shell, traditionally etched with saguaro sap, with turquoise nuggets, coral, on two stands of shell heishi. $250.00 |  | Silver Bracelet by Ray Scott, NavajoWide bracelet (7/8") with kokopelli figures. Three layers of silver with overlay, granulation and stippling. Inside measurement: 5 1/4" with 1 3/8" opening. $275.00 |  | Silver Bracelet by Ray Scott, Navajo Narrow bracelet (1/2") with lizards. Three layers of silver with overlay, granulation and stippling. Inside measurement:5 1/8" with 1 1/2" opening. $250.00
|  | Silver Bracelet by Ray Scott, Navajo Narrow bracelet (3/8"). Three layers of silver with overlay. Inside measurement: 5 1/8" with 1 1/4" opening. $250.00
|  | Belt Buckle by Rick ManuelTohono O’odham master silversmith. Made of silver overlay, with 14kt gold orb, 2 3/4" x 1 1/2" $333.00 |  | Hopi Wicker Plaque by Jessica Lomatewama from Third Mesa
9" diameter $300.00 |  | Two Grey Hills Rug, woven by Mary H. Yazzie, Navajo 30" diameter $1,250.00 |  | Santo Domingo Pot, created by Pauletta PachecoHeight 8.75" $345.00 |  | Treasures of the Amerind Screen Saver for PCWith 38 very special items from Amerind’s collection. $12.95 | | | |
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