THE RANCHO CHIMAYO COLLECTION GALLERIES                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            FOR  AN APPOINTMENT AND INFO                                                                                  127 e palace  Santa fe, NM. 87501
                                                                                Phone 505 988-4526   Fax 505 753-4396                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     On the High Road  to Taos                                                                                     Hwy 98 Chimayo, NM. 87522   Phone: 505 351-445Fax: 505 753-4396
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OVER 11 GENERATIONS OF TRADITION AND QUALITY.......................
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  I would like to extend my appreciation and gratitude to the thousands of patrons that have taken part in the preservation of our Native American and Spanish culture through the arts. I have been privileged  to have represented many of the most talented Native American and Spanish artist in the world. Being native myself I've been part of this great cultural industry my whole life.  Raised in both the restaurant and gallery business since I was 12 years old, our passionate  educators have assisted thousands of people that have become savvy collectors, investors and local people who share this great passion for the importance and value of our cultural art. The Native Art should NOT be treated as a commodity, something that can be replaced at a price mimicked through mass production. On the contrary the Native art is based in over a thousand years of  cultural  execution and time that results in  over 50% breakage ( referring to pottery) minimum. The over all time of production can take months before completion and still have over 50% loss in the pit fire . Our Native Art has the same great importance in value as  all fine art and national treasures do. We have masterpieces and national treasures of great beauty and importance. Historically the value of Native art has continued to increase in interest  because of this historic process .  you'll find our prices most reasonalble  by the artists.                                                          Allow my aunt Sandra Martinez, General Manager at my Santa Fe gallery  help you, she's  guided thousands of people in the right direction   find pieces  . Susie Lujan a  native like myself will also be there to help you discover your passion or calling in our Native Art. You don't have to worry , we offer a LIFE TIME TRADE at current value no less than what you purchased your art for....FOR EXAMPLE  if the original art piece is purchased for $ 2500 and 5 years later in increases in value 3x or more , the exchange would be 3x what was paid ..  . This is part of our preservation program. Sometimes the galley will buy back a piece within a certain time if circumstances allow.  This would be stated at the time of sale. The piece must maintain it's original condition...., We will re- market and find someone  in time who values the piece as you did  ..........     We certify  and appraise everything of importance and will help resell your art piece if you choose us to do so. We truly  protect the interest and integrity of the arts for both our collectors and artists.                                                                                                                                        For information and to stay in our guest house                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           SINCERELY,                                                                                                                                                                                               Joseph Sisneros Owner/Director
rare hand coiled chocolate brown bird effagy by Linda Dunlap
early 1900's Santo Domingo and Hopi pottery.
award winning piece by Ron Suazo, Santa Clara Pueblo.
early  1930's San Ildefonso/ Cochiti Pueblo water serpant pot.
sunrise chocolate brown by the dunlaps sisters
deep carved blood red and black ware by Gilberto Olivas
RARE published round to square chocolate brown by Carmalita Dunlap.
rare milk chocolate brown wedding vase by Carmalita Dunlap.
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                    SPECIALIZING IN                                      HISTORIC AND CONTEMPORARY                                        POTTERY                                                              JEWELRY                                                             PAINTINGS                                                            AND MORE............................