Annual Fall Navajo Rug Auction
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Features authentic Indian creations at amazing prices. Navajo weavings & Indian jewelry, baskets, ceramics & other art. Frybread & Navajo Tacos made right before your eyes. Over 300 lots at the best prices in the Southwest!
Pick up your auction catalog and pre-register as a bidder to reserve your opportunity to bid on quality rugs, jewelry, pottery, baskets, and more. Bidder registration is free. 5 PM on Friday.
The main event is on Saturday, with the preview beginning at 9AM and the auction at noon.
Annual Fall Navajo Rug Auction
Phone : 928-445-1230 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : smokimuseum147@gmail.com
Web: www.museumofindigenouspeople.org
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