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Turquoise Tortoise Art Gallery in Sedona

One of the oldest and most acclaimed Sedona art galleries, Turquoise Tortoise Gallery, - now in its 38th year - is located in the very heart of Sedona's famed Gallery District. Having built its considerable reputation representing the finest Native American artists & jewelers available, the gallery now includes top Contemporary Southwest artists as well, giving visitors the full southwestern experience.

This commitment to excellence is seen in original Fine Art paintings, stone sculptures, bronze sculptures, pottery, war shirts, as well as an extensive selection of stone jewelry set in silver and gold. For turquoise jewelry, sugilite, coral, and more, this is the destination art gallery to reach; many of the Native American jewelers represented are the second or third generation to provide their exquisite (signed) pieces to the gallery. The gallery also carries an extensive line of southwestern rugs woven by the renowned Zapotec Indians of Oaxaca, Mexico.


1st Friday Evening in
the Galleries featuring
"Bolos, Belts, Buckles"
February 5, 2009
from 5 to 8 p.m.

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Whether it is traditional imagery you desire in Native American Art or Southwestern Art, this is the gallery for you. And, if it is Contemporary Art that is more to your liking, the gallery offers work by some of the most renowned Contemporary Native American artists working today as well as dynamic Contemporary Southwestern paintings and sculpture.

In a land of red rocks where beauty and tranquility abound, this finest of Sedona Art Galleries reflects the unique perspective of both the American Indian and the southwestern artists whose calling is to represent the beauty of this region. A stop at the Turquoise Tortoise Gallery will enrich every visit to Sedona. For those established in collecting Native American Art or Southwestern Art, and for those who wish to begin, the art gallery's knowledgeable staff is ready to help you bring home the singular artistry of the spell-binding Southwest.