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Ornament Marketplace

November 27 - 29, 2026
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Heard Museum Shop
2301 N Central Ave
Phoenix, AZ 85004

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Celebrate the Season at the Heard Museum Shop with Handcrafted Ornaments by Native American Artists

Explore a stunning assortment of handcrafted ornaments made by American Indian artists that are sure to bring warmth and joy to your home this season. From traditional to contemporary designs, these one-of-a-kind ornaments bring Native artistry to your holiday traditions. Whether you’re looking for a special addition to your own tree or a meaningful gift for someone else, the Heard Museum Shop’s Ornament Marketplace offers something for everyone this holiday season.

Members Early Access: Join us in-person for a Members Holiday Breakfast and early access to the Ornament Marketplace beginning at 9 a.m. Not a member? Join today and start enjoying exclusive perks.

2026 Signature Ornament

This year’s signature ornament by Geraldine Arviso (Navajo) is a detailed sterling silver dragonfly. These ornaments are available in a limited quantity of 40, each signed and numbered by the artist. The 2026 Signature Ornament will go on general sale at 10 a.m. on Friday, November 27 in-store and online.

*The signature ornament cannot be held for purchase before the Ornament Marketplace begins. All ornaments are available while supplies last. Due to the handmade nature of these items, there will be slight variations in color and style between ornament designs.

See More Featured Artists

Adrian Wall (Jemez)
Ashley Browning (Pojoaque/Santa Clara)
Ayen Talashoma (Hopi)
Berna Koinva (Hopi)
Buddy Tubinaghtewa (Hopi)
Glenda Loretto (Jemez)
Geraldine Arviso (Navajo)
Erik Fender (San Ildefonso)
E. Whitethorne-Benally (Navajo)
Jennifer Honanie Nash (Hopi/Pima-Gila River)
Kimberly Benally (Navajo)
Melesia Toya (Jemez)
Michelle Cheama (Zuni)
Ahnesah Clark (Navajo)
Peter Ray James (Navajo)
Ronald Chee (Navajo)
Rose Pecos Sun Rhodes (Jemez)
Sheryl Susunkewa (Hopi)
Valerie Namoki (Hopi-Tewa)
Yolanda LaMone (Navajo)