Crafting Traditions Since 1971

Inspired by generations of family tradition, Navajo silversmith Evangeline Enoah creates handcrafted jewelry that honors both heritage and personal artistry. Self-taught and passionate about her craft, she works with sterling silver, natural stones, and shells to create timeless designs. Her signature floral pieces reflect a meaningful message of beauty, faith, and individuality.

Every creation showcases her dedication to preserving traditional Navajo silversmithing while embracing her own contemporary style. You can find Evangeline sharing her work at art shows and events throughout the Southwest. Discover the story behind her jewelry and the inspiration that continues to shape her work, here.

You can also find Evangeline at regional art shows, the Gallup Flea Market, and on Instagram @Eenoah494.

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A proud member of the Navajo Nation from Flagstaff, Arizona, Alicia Clouser creates handcrafted beadwork featuring freshwater pearls, mother-of-pearl, turquoise, and traditional bird beads. She began beading at age eight and continues to honor her culture through every piece she creates. Alicia is also an Environmental Science and Native American Studies student at the University of New Mexico, where she combines her passion for Indigenous communities, research, and creativity.

Follow her on social media:
Instagram: @alicia_beading

We’re proud to feature Carlos Pena, an artisan from Farmington, New Mexico, whose work reflects both creativity and versatility. Carlos specializes in traditional silversmithing while also exploring photography as another form of artistic expression, blending craftsmanship with a keen eye for visual storytelling. He has been creating for over 12 years and continues to evolve his skills and artistic voice.

Carlos began his journey into the arts after being inspired by his middle school art teacher, an experience that sparked a lasting passion for creating. Over time, he has developed his own approach to silversmithing, drawing from traditional techniques while adding his own personal style. Read more about Carlos in his full Artisan Spotlight blog, here.

We’re proud to feature Justin Russell Jr., an artist from the Navajo Nation based in Whitewater, Colorado. Justin specializes in both traditional Navajo-style jewelry and contemporary designs, blending heritage techniques with modern creativity. He began creating his work in 2016 and continues to grow his craft today.

Justin has also been a longtime Thunderbird Supply customer, shopping both online and at our Flagstaff location. Inspired by his father, Justin Russell Sr., along with renowned artists Darryl Begay and Charles Loloma, Justin’s work reflects a deep appreciation for tradition, craftsmanship, and innovation. Read more about Justin in his full Artisan Spotlight blog, here.

Follow him on social media:

Instagram: @mr.jrussell

Facebook: Justin G. Russell Jr.