Toh-Atin Gallery

Toh-Atin Gallery A one-of-a-kind Native American art gallery featuring Native American and Southwest Art. We take pride in offering creations of value for sale to our clients.

We are Toh-Atin Gallery, recognized nationwide for our quality works of Native American art. Whether you want a painting for your wall or Pueblo pottery by the finest artists, we have just what you are looking for. Find out why we are an art gallery where you can find that special piece and enjoy our personalized service. Our knowledge and experience in working with Native artists is the result of

over 60 years of collecting, selling, and appreciating Native American art. The artists whose work we show in our gallery are family friends and in many cases we have worked with the same families for generations. For the finest in antique and contemporary turquoise and silver Native American jewelry, Navajo Rugs, Pueblo pottery, Kachina dolls, baskets, masks, paintings, fetishes, and more, Toh-Atin Gallery is the collector's choice. Our great customers come from as close as our hometown, Durango, Colorado to as far away as Asia, Europe, and the entire United States. New pieces are added to our gallery on a daily basis, so make time to stop in or check out our website whenever you can. If you are looking for a specific painting or works by a favorite artist, we can help locate the perfect piece to add to your home or office. Or, perhaps you are looking for the perfect unique gift. We love Native American art and the people who make it, and we know you do, too. There is no gallery with a larger selection for you to enjoy! Stop by Toh-Atin Gallery today and you will see why we are an art gallery that can be trusted to provide the finest authentic American Indian art. Our goal is to help you add to your collection, learn about the Native cultures of the Southwest, discover new artists and art forms, and share our love of Native American art and culture. Whether you are an avid collector or are just learning about the artistry of America's first people, we welcome you to come into our gallery or browse our website today!

First Friday event happening right now, 5pm-7pm. 😎❤️
09/04/2026

First Friday event happening right now, 5pm-7pm. 😎❤️

This Friday we're celebrating Fall by combining a special Fall Gallery Walk with our First Friday Open House! - https://...
09/03/2026

This Friday we're celebrating Fall by combining a special Fall Gallery Walk with our First Friday Open House! - https://mailchi.mp/toh-atin.com/this-friday-were-celebrating-fall

Come enjoy live music, refreshments, the spectacular jewelry of Jeanette Dale, new weavings by emerging Navajo weaver Ian Victorino, and new art by David K. John. It's going to be a wonderful evening!

This Friday 4:30 -7 pm!

08/29/2026
We have sash belts❤️.These are made to be worn. We have new, vintage and contemporary designs. Some are Navajo and a co...
08/28/2026

We have sash belts❤️.
These are made to be worn. We have new, vintage and contemporary designs. Some are Navajo and a couple are Hopi. These are mostly paired with traditional clothing but it can be worn everyday as well. Check out what we have available on our website.

Water is life 💧Andrew Peynesta’s Zuni pottery brings together animals that are associated with water. Animals have been ...
08/27/2026

Water is life 💧

Andrew Peynesta’s Zuni pottery brings together animals that are associated with water. Animals have been our teachers long before we started sitting in classrooms. They show us where to find water, help us recognize when storms are coming, and teach us to pay attention to the world around us.

We get excited when we see an artist bring creativity and cultural knowledge together in one piece. Peynesta’s work is a beautiful connection between animals, water, and the land. Available now. Inquires welcomed. ❤️
https://toh-atin.com/pottery-zuni-bird-effigy-frog-designs-by-andrew-peynesta-ccrh-419

The deer 🦌 heartline is old design that is seen in Pueblo pottery. Andrew Peynesta has a distinct stroke. The way he dra...
08/25/2026

The deer 🦌 heartline is old design that is seen in Pueblo pottery. Andrew Peynesta has a distinct stroke. The way he draws the ears on each ear is like his trademark. These deer look bold across this pot that measures 15 inches in diameter and 10 inches tall. We can relate with because there are deer that graze through the town of Durango, Colorado. Around here they are like people and treated with respect.❤️

Check out this beauty on our website: https://toh-atin.com/pottery-zuni-deer-heartline-by-andrew-peynesta-pottoh25-03

Ganado weaving with natural wool🐑. The natural wool is always appreciated because it reminds us how Navajo weavers are c...
08/21/2026

Ganado weaving with natural wool🐑. The natural wool is always appreciated because it reminds us how Navajo weavers are connected to their weavings 😌. This one is striking of course because of the red aniline dye. A influence that came with traders. This weaving is available on our website. Inquires are welcomed.

Just a reminder, we'll be at Sorrel Sky Gallery Thursday through Sunday with some beautiful Navajo weavings for Indian M...
08/13/2026

Just a reminder, we'll be at Sorrel Sky Gallery Thursday through Sunday with some beautiful Navajo weavings for Indian Market. We hope to see you there. Antonia will share stories of Jackson at 3 on Thursday afternoon and will talk about the evolution of Navajo weaving on Sunday at 1. Indian Market Events - https://mailchi.mp/toh-atin.com/indian-market-events

Address

145 W 9th Street
Durango, CO
81301

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Thursday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 5pm

Telephone

+19702478277

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