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!

We feature some of Monique Holidays paintings in our gallery. Here is one of her latest paintings ❤️.
06/13/2026

We feature some of Monique Holidays paintings in our gallery. Here is one of her latest paintings ❤️.

It has been a long time since I painted on a 24x30 & took a photograph of myself alongside it so, um, here ya go 🥸 Also, my 1st time painting the Shiprock pentacle on a larger canvas. It’s the place I was born and always enjoyed viewing throughout my life 🧡 If you are eager to take it off my hands, I’m selling it for $210. Feel free to message me & I can negotiate part of the Artwork price for shipping/delivery.

06/13/2026
This stunning 😍 necklace features seventeen strands of vibrant red trade beads accented by seven inlaid jet Zuni bear fe...
06/12/2026

This stunning 😍 necklace features seventeen strands of vibrant red trade beads accented by seven inlaid jet Zuni bear fetishes with heishi wrap. The artist’s creative design 😊combines traditional materials with a unique contemporary style, resulting in a striking piece that is sure to make a statement. Available now:
https://toh-atin.com/necklace-seventeen-strand-trade-beads-bear-fetish-catb-135

Norman Lansing is a member of the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, also known as the Weenuche Band of the Ute Nation. Norman is a...
06/11/2026

Norman Lansing is a member of the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, also known as the Weenuche Band of the Ute Nation. Norman is a self-taught artist whose depict abstract dancers. In Ute Mountain Ute culture, dances such as the Sun Dance, Bear Dance, and Powwow hold important cultural significance. Norman combines traditional beliefs with modern themes from his background to create unique works of art 🖼️ . He uses ink and acrylic paint 🎨 to create rich textures and vibrant color schemes. These paintings are available in our gallery and on our website: https://toh-atin.com/artists/norman-lansing

06/09/2026

🦬 Vintage Native American Moccasins | c. 1920s

This remarkable pair of vintage moccasins likely dates to the 1920s. 🪡Hand-sewn and lined on the interior, this shows the skill and artistry of the Northern Plains region.

Based on their style and construction, they may have been created by Santee Sioux (Eastern Dakota) artisans or possibly by neighboring Indigenous communities farther north, including Anishinaabe peoples. The Santee Sioux traditionally consisted of the Sisseton, Wahpeton, and Mdewakanton bands, whose homelands once extended throughout the Upper Midwest and along the Missouri River.
Available on our website: https://toh-atin.com/sioux-moccasins-cacmjw17-01

Interesting event. Check it out if your in town.
06/09/2026

Interesting event. Check it out if your in town.

The Southern Ute Cultural Center & Museum and Marias Bookshop will be hosting an author event & book signing for the former Chairwoman and Chief Judge Pearl E. Casias. Casias will discuss her recently published memoir Red Woman; My Southern Ute Journey From Poverty to Wall Street. The Event will be held at the Southern Ute Cultural Center & Museum’s Large Classroom, starting at 6:00PM with light refreshments.

Please see the link below for more information on Casias’ event and published memoir.

https://mariasbookshop.com/event/2026-06-18/author-event-pearl-casias-red-woman

For additional event information please contact Samantha Maez 970-563-2982, Fabian Martinez 970-563-2973, or Marias Bookshop 970-247-1438.

- Tribal Information Services

Pssst. Remember, all Norman Lansing paintings and pottery, and all Marie Begay weavings are 10% off through Sunday. Don'...
06/06/2026

Pssst. Remember, all Norman Lansing paintings and pottery, and all Marie Begay weavings are 10% off through Sunday. Don't miss this chance! Come into the Gallery or shop online!

Laverne Barber Creations has amazing work that she creates from her very home. Each one unique. 😍Available on our websit...
06/02/2026

Laverne Barber Creations has amazing work that she creates from her very home. Each one unique. 😍
Available on our website: https://toh-atin.com/navajo-weaving-burnham-the-third-journey-by-laverne-barber-006470

To my cherished Creation family, I am pleased to announce the completion of the rug I was weaving. I hope this update finds everyone in good health and spirits. Wishing all mothers a Happy Mother's Day! Being a mother is a lifelong commitment, and for single parents, it can be particularly demanding. As a single mother to three sons, I have dedicated considerable time and effort to ensure their well-being, and with faith and my rug weaving skills providing a steady income, I am thriving. I feel blessed to have three wonderful sons and three nali boys in my life. Thank you for your kind words; I appreciate your family's enjoyment.

Address

145 W 9th Street
Durango, CO
81301

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+19702478277

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