Located in the beautiful Red Rock Country of Sedona, Arizona, Garland's Navajo Rugs is the home of the finest selection of authentic Indian Arts and Crafts, including hand carved Hopi Kachina Dolls, Navajo Sandpaintings, Pueblo Pottery, hand woven Baskets, and the finest selection of Navajo Rugs in the world. Woven by the most sought-after Navajo weavers, our fine collection of Navajo rugs includes an extensive selection of hard-to-find large floor rugs and colorful blankets from the past.
Latest News / Blog Posts
Hopi Mudhead Drummer
June 29th, 2009
Malcolm Fred’s seated Mudhead Drummer is a wonderful portrayal of this kachina. The animated figure is surrounded by brightly-colored gifts that showcase Malcolm’s skills in careful painting and fine attention to detail. At 14 1/2″ overall height, this carving has a strong and dramatic presence. For more information and additional photos of this kachina click here.
A different take on the Crystal style
May 21st, 2009
Here is a unique variation on the Crystal theme, brought in recently by weaver Sarah Begay. This rug has very pleasant rust, gray, and green tones combined with optical (3-D) elements that are both uenexpected and visually interesting. Find out more here.
Christopher Black
May 21st, 2009
We are happy to offer another basket by Navajo/Ute basket weaver Christopher Black. He obviously enjoys using the snake motif, which is seldom seen in Navajo art. Can you see the center disk emerge and the snakes recede as you allow your eyes to rest on the design? Click here to find out more.
Jewelry Lovers
February 28th, 2009
On March 5th, Garland’s Indian Jewelry will be presenting an extensive collection of Indian jewelry, the Santa Barbara Collection. This impressive collection features more than 400 pieces, from buckles to bola ties, bracelets to necklaces, rings, ketohs, and concha belts.
Featuring multiple works by the most sought after Indian artists of the past 60 years, as well as an amazing selection of antique jewelry, this is a collection not to be missed.
For information about this incredible opportunity, please visit the website. www.garlandscollections.com

Malcolm Fred’s seated Mudhead Drummer is a wonderful portrayal of this kachina. The animated figure is surrounded by brightly-colored gifts that showcase Malcolm’s skills in careful painting and fine attention to detail. At 14 1/2″ overall height, this carving has a strong and dramatic presence. For more information and additional photos of this kachina