Hopi Artisans
We are personally acquainted with many Hopi artisans and a few are represented on this page (photo and address). If you are interested in purchasing Hopi pottery, kachina dolls, baskets/sifters or jewelry please feel free to contact the artists listed here and let them know what you are interested in. We can also connect you with Hopi artists by contacting us. The list will be growing and Restoration receives no fee for this.
The items in this photo gallery are a part of our private collection and not for sale. They are shown as examples of Hopi arts and crafts.
Maya David - This gifted artist lives near Keams Canyon, a few miles east of First Mesa, and excels in pottery, traditional and contemporary Hopi clothing, moccasins, baskets/sifters and traditional art. Contact Maya by writing to:
Maya David
P.O. Box 44
Keams Canyon, Arizona 86034
Gibson Numkena – This exceptional Kachina carver lives in the village of Sipaulovi on Second Mesa. You can contact him by writing to:
Gibson Numkena
P.O. Box 703
Second Mesa, Arizona 86043
Clarina Poleahla - This incredible Kachina doll carver lives in Old Oraibi, the longest continuously inhabited village in North America, on Third Mesa. You can contact her by writing to:
Clarina Poleahla
P.O. Box 171
Kykotsmovi, Arizona 86039
Hopi Market – Harry Nutumya www.hopimarket.com
Hopi Land Arts - Joseph Leslie www.hopilandarts.com/home.htm