The Hogan

05/18/2026

81-year-old Gladis Plummer of Naschitti, New Mexico, pictured with her handwoven 12x12 ceremonial rugs. Each piece carries generations of tradition, symbolism, and care woven patiently by hand. These rugs are more than textiles—they are living stories of Diné artistry and culture. ✨🖤❤️💛

05/11/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms out there 💜

05/09/2026

Restocked on our favorite handmade antler whistles! 😗

04/24/2026

Big restock on our cedar flutes made by Donald Coolidge (Navajo) today!

04/23/2026

A huge library from a private collector with out-of-print and hard-to-find old books on Native American art, culture, and tradition just hit the shop! We have several more boxes to go through, lots of boxes full of Arizona Highways and old west magazines that we haven’t gone through yet… come check them out!

04/11/2026

A rare collection of vintage Zuni fetishes just landed.
Turquoise birds, bears, and fish—each piece hand-carved and rich with meaning.
DM for details or stop in to see them in person.

04/02/2026

Born and raised here in Cortez, Colorado, Navajo potter Bob Lansing creates work that feels both deeply rooted and unmistakably his own. Every line is intentional. Every surface carved with precision. You can feel the discipline in it… and the patience.

The forms are timeless, but the ex*****on is what sets them apart—crisp etching, balanced symmetry, and movement that wraps the entire vessel. Birds in flight, geometric rhythms, stories carried in clay.

These are not just decorative pieces.
They are heirloom-level works - meant to be lived with, collected, and passed down.

Available at the Mud Creek Hogan Trading Post.

03/26/2026

A couple of sandpaintings by Harvey Begay AKA War Eagle

03/24/2026

03/14/2026

New Mesa Verde prints by Jerry Cohoe now in stock!