About Turquoise Village
Shop now until the end of 2020 and get 10% off!!!
COVID-19 Updates
Updated: May 5, 2020
The Zuni reservation is now open, no appointments necessary.
E'lah'kwa (Thank you)
Thank you for supporting use during the pandemic, you support helped support our artists and their families!
A:Shiwi support your awesome Governor, Tribal Council, hospital, EMS, police, grocers and volunteer and donate to help those in need!!! Keep up you kindness, it will make the biggest impact in this world!
COVID-19 Updates
Updated: May 5, 2020
The Zuni reservation is now open, no appointments necessary.E'lah'kwa (Thank you)
Thank you for supporting use during the pandemic, you support helped support our artists and their families!
A:Shiwi support your awesome Governor, Tribal Council, hospital, EMS, police, grocers and volunteer and donate to help those in need!!! Keep up you kindness, it will make the biggest impact in this world!
The late Gregory Hofmann founded Turquoise Village in 1978 as an expression of his love for Zuni culture, jewelry and traditional Native American art. Turquoise Village changed ownership to the Dodson family in October of 2019. Turquoise Village functions as a liaison between admirers of handmade Native American jewelry and crafts and the artists themselves. We are located directly on the Zuni reservation, and purchase all of our jewelry and craftworks directly from the artists.
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