AAIA, LLC
Specializing in Fine Antique American Indian Art & Artifacts
A Gallery of the Greater Seattle, Washington Area

Website last updated 8-3-2018
---Purchases from August 3- August 20 will be shipped Aug 21.--- 
Note: We will be at the Santa Fe Indian Market - Antique Trade Show "Whitehawk" at the Santa Fe Convention Center from August 10-13. Booth 65

View Our Artifact Shop and
New Acquisitions
Visit our extensive online catalog of artifacts available for purchase.  BOOKMARK  our NEW ACQUISITION PAGE as this is being continually updated with new product as well as items that are recently reduced in price. New items are added every couple days.

​Announcing:

The Museum of the First People

Opening Fall 2018

A new museum dedicated to 
the arts and artifacts of Native North America. 

The Museum will be located with the AAIA gallery location in the Bothell Business Park, WA.

More detail to come!
AAIA,LLC

We specialize in all North American Indian art and artifacts from the 19th and 20th centuries.

We acquire our material from private estate collections, as well as from public and private institutions nationwide.

We actively sell and buy Navajo rugs and blankets, Indian basketry, Pueblo pottery, Hopi kachina dolls, Northwest Coast Wood, Beaded and Quill decorated Artifacts, and Estate / Old Pawn Indian jewelry.

We also deal in items of the Pacific Northwest and Early Man / Prehistoric artifacts.

We serve the Greater Seattle, Washington area with our gallery and warehouse by appointment only.

Navajo Saxony Serape

pre  1860

63" x 38 1/2"

A rare serape, primarily of 3-ply Saxony; with indigo and cochineal dye.  Near Mint Condition.
​Museum Featured Artifact
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Bella Bella Frontlet; 8 3/4" h 6"w x 7" deep.  Raven with Sun in mouth. Late 19th century. With large Raven central figure with long beak; with striking abalone shell inset,  most of which have drilled holes; attached with hide glue. Glass mirror eyes. With Early paint. Excellent overall Condition. NFS
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Gallery Featured Artifact
Yosemite Basket - Four Butterflys, flowers and large negative motif. 3 3/4" x 8 3/4" c. 1910; likely by Tina Charlie, considering the flattened shape and the use of dense, large-scale designs without small scattered motifs. 

Gallery Featured Artifact

Four Color Acoma Parrot Pot
late 19th century
11 3/4" x 13 1/2"
A remarkable jar in un-restored, original condition.
Meet Owners Matt and Len Wood
In Business For Over 45 Years

Of Special Note:
The Pottery of Maria Martinez

Maria Martinez Pottery plate avanyu

With the largest collection of Maria Martinez pottery available today, we specialize in all forms and signatures of Maria's works.

Click Here to See The Collection!
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IF you don't see it on our website, email us your wish list!
We may have it in stock but not yet online.
Call Direct 949-813-7202 if you have questions.