Shiprock Santa Fe, Santa Fe

Shiprock Santa Fe is a gallery that brings together Native American artistry, Southwestern heritage, and contemporary design in the heart of Santa Fe. Founded by Jed Foutz, a fifth-generation art dealer with deep roots in the Navajo trading tradition, the gallery reflects a lifelong passion for Navajo textiles and Native American culture. Its name comes from Shiprock, the sacred Navajo landmark in northwestern New Mexico, symbolizing strength and cultural continuity.

Inside, visitors encounter a carefully curated collection of antique Navajo rugs, Pueblo pottery, historic jewelry, and tribal artifacts, alongside works by modern Native and non-Native artists who draw inspiration from these traditions. The blending of old and new makes Shiprock stand out-it’s not only a place to view historic pieces, but also to see how these art forms influence and evolve in the present day. Each piece is chosen with attention to authenticity, quality, and cultural significance.

Beyond its reputation as a gallery, Shiprock Santa Fe functions as a cultural crossroads. Collectors, art lovers, and curious travelers alike come to explore works that carry both beauty and history. The gallery also participates in Santa Fe’s vibrant arts community, aligning with the city’s long-standing role as a hub for Native American and Southwestern art. For visitors, a stop at Shiprock offers more than a shopping experience-it provides a deeper appreciation of the artistic traditions and living cultures that shape the Southwest.