Native American Jewelry & Art
Tanner Trading is a destination for authentic Native American jewelry and art. The Tanner family's history in the trade reaches back six generations to Seth Tanner settling in the region in 1872. Today we welcome collectors and visitors at our Farmington, New Mexico gallery (232 W. Broadway, serving this location since 1987) and our Park City, Utah gallery.
Browse turquoise and silver jewelry by individual artists, Navajo weavings, pottery, and fine art selected through direct relationships.
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Artist spotlight
ROSIE YELLOWHAIR
We couldn't be more grateful to call Rosie Yellowhair friend. She is considered by many to be the Grandmother of Sandpainting, one of the original greats! Her work represents the very highest level of collectible Sandpainting Art available.
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Native Art
Our Heritage
Seth Tanner settled in the region in 1872, beginning the Tanner family's six-generation history in the trade. We continue that tradition today—connecting artists and collectors through authentic Native American jewelry, weavings, and art.
How Navajo Jewelry is made featuring albert lee
Feature Silversmith & Jewelry Artist Albert Lee
We’re incredibly fortunate to have worked with one of the most skilled and respected silversmiths to ever come out of Shiprock, New Mexico — the legendary Albert Lee. His craftsmanship is truly one-of-a-kind, highly collectible and will allow his spirit to live on forever. We miss Albert dearly.
In this short teaser, Albert shares his unique perspective on selecting turquoise. For him, the stones aren’t just materials — they speak. They tell him where they belong and what type of jewelry they’re meant to become.
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Park City
Interior Sourcing & Design
Beyond the gallery floor, our Park City team helps clients source authentic Native American art and complementary pieces for homes and interiors. Jewelry and art remain at the heart of Tanner Trading.