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About - Twin Rocks In the trading post, we conduct lively discussions about contemporary American Indian art, publish books and weekly mailings which deepen your knowledge of Southwestern art forms, and present Four Corners regional culture, landscape, and creative endeavors on our leading-edge website
Contact Us - twinrocks. com Twin Rocks Trading Post 913 E Navajo Twins Dr P O Box 330 Bluff, UT 84512 435-672-2341 800-526-3448 steve@twinrocks com If you have business inquires or other questions, please fill out the following form to contact us Thank you Phone Number Submit
Jewelry - Twin Rocks Working with some of the most noted and innovative artisans in the region, Twin Rocks Trading Post is proud to present the finest examples of these exceptional regional jewelry stylings
Navajo Rugs - Twin Rocks Working on vertical looms with either natural or aniline-dyed wool yarns, a vast array of traditional styles, like Ganado, Two Grey Hills, Red Mesa, and others are featured in Twin Rocks Trading Post
Navajo Baskets - Twin Rocks Twin Rocks Trading Post is nationally recognized for its role in the development and promotion of contemporary Navajo baskets While still used traditionally in ceremonial rites, such as weddings and healing chants, today’s Navajo baskets represent an explosion in creativity, color, and innovation
Baskets - Twin Rocks The earliest ancestors of today’s Pueblo people were known as the “Basketmakers” for their utilitarian objects like sandals, grain-winnowers, storage vessels, and clothing Twin Rocks Trading Post features baskets from the Navajo and other tribes that celebrate the continuing role of basketry in daily Native American life
Tied to the Post Blog - Twin Rocks One of the most common questions we hear at Twin Rocks Trading Post is, “So what do Navajo people think about that?” “That,” can encompass a wide variety of topics from art to culture to race relations to Bears Ears National Monument to local and national politics
Navajo Jewelry - Twin Rocks Contemporary Navajo jewelry demonstrates dynamism and innovation, as modern artists build on traditional techniques and imagery Today’s top Navajo jewelry artists pay homage to the skills of the past, while being open to utilizing metals and stones gleaned from around the world Often working with simple tools like stamps and hammers, they continue to produce new and original designs in
Pottery - Twin Rocks Pottery is one of the most ancient crafts known in the Southwest and was originally created for practical purposes, such as cooking pots, water carriers, and bowls Native clay is the raw material for a vast array of ceramic styles, forms, and uses From simple utilitarian pots to elegant fine-art pieces, Southwestern pottery is recognized and collected for its decorative qualities Filters