Katy's American Indian Arts

Katy's American Indian Arts Up until then, Indian jewelry was not known outside of Arizona and New Mexico.

Started in 1974, Katy's offers a wide range of Southwest American Indian jewelry and crafts including Pueblo pottery and fetishes, Navajo and Pueblo jewelry, ornaments and more. After six years of teaching middle school in Las Cruces, New Mexico, Katy started out with two suitcases of Indian jewelry in her parents' antique shop in Waunakee in 1974. Slowly the business grew and Katy's Turquoise Sho

p moved to the corner of Regent and Allen Streets in Madison, WI in 1977. And then in 1983, Katy made the move to Monroe Street and became Katy's American Indian Arts, adding a wide range of Southwest arts and crafts. Since the beginning, it's always been important to Katy to represent artists who might not otherwise have the opportunity to sell their work. And to this day she continues to represent the next generations of these same artists she first represented back in 1977.

08/15/2026
Navajo handmade sterling silver barrettes set with Kingman AZ turquoise.
07/16/2026

Navajo handmade sterling silver barrettes set with Kingman AZ turquoise.

Katy’s will close today at 1:45 due to the heat—and to watch the semi-final World Cup futbol game😁.
07/15/2026

Katy’s will close today at 1:45 due to the heat—and to watch the semi-final World Cup futbol game😁.

06/30/2026
Just a quick note to say that Katy’s American Indian Arts will be closed this Saturday, June 27 for a family reunion. Se...
06/22/2026

Just a quick note to say that Katy’s American Indian Arts will be closed this Saturday, June 27 for a family reunion. See next Wednesday🥰!

05/31/2026

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Bracelets and rings in turquoise!!
05/31/2026

Bracelets and rings in turquoise!!

05/31/2026

August is a great month to celebrate weddings and anniversaries.
A Pueblo or Navajo handmade wedding vase is a wonderful gift. Under $200.
The bowl represents the couple’s union, one spout for her family, the other for his—and then there’s the bridge between the two families. What a lovely way to look at things!

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6220 University Avenue, Ste. 102
Middleton, WI
53562

Opening Hours

Wednesday 12pm - 4pm
Thursday 12pm - 4pm
Friday 12pm - 4pm
Saturday 12pm - 4pm

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+16082515451

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