A.K. Ceramics

11/12/2025

Lunar Legacy Mug

Inspired by the same moon our ancestors admired 500 years ago.
Handmade in Borikén (PR) with lunar textures and night-sky vibes.
Perfect for night owls, dreamers, and moon lovers.
$50 • Free shipping • No tariffs



Taza Herencia Lunar

Inspirada en la misma luna que vieron nuestros ancestros hace 500 años.
Hecha a mano en Borikén (PR) con detalles lunares y vibra nocturna.
Para noctámbulos, soñadores y amantes de la luna.
$50 • Envío gratis • Sin tarifas

04/12/2025

Lunar Stoneware Mug — Handmade Moonscape Art from Puerto Rico”

From the hands of a Puerto Rican artist comes a stoneware mug shaped by the moon itself. Shadows of black, grey, and white glide across its cratered surface, creating a quiet lunar world you can hold. A timeless piece meant to be used, admired, and treasured.


“Taza de Gres Lunar — Arte Hecho a Mano con Paisaje Lunar desde Puerto Rico”

De las manos de una artista puertorriqueña nace una taza de gres moldeada por la propia luna. Sombras de negro, gris y blanco recorren su superficie con cráteres, creando un silencioso mundo lunar que puedes sostener. Una pieza atemporal hecha para usar, admirar y atesorar.

23/09/2025

21/08/2025

Santa Fe Indian Market was featured in Hyperallergic! As one of the leading platforms for contemporary art and culture, Hyperallergic is known for its independent reporting on the stories shaping today’s art world.

This year’s piece by journalist Erin Averill carried so many voices — from anonymous street art, to first-time artists like Carmen Selam (Yakama Nation), Melissa Freeman (Chickasaw/Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma), and Regina Free (Chickasaw ), whose Windswept (Bison) was awarded Best of Show.

It also highlighted the bold vision of painter Hiro Cash (Diné), alongside long-time participants like Lonnie Vigil (Nambé Pueblo) and Virgil Ortiz (Cochiti), and included reflections from our Executive Director, Jamie Schulze (Northern Cheyenne/Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate).

By weaving together these perspectives, the article captured what draws Indian Market visitors back year after year: a space to belong, to be inspired, to innovate, to shine, and to define a space in art world on our own terms.

Read more: https://hyperallergic.com/1035211/dispatches-from-the-ever-evolving-santa-fe-indian-market-2025/