Celebrating Dine' Culture
We provide space to promote and celebrate Dine' (Navajo) culture and traditions. Dine' artisans tell their story through their crafts, we exist to help share and honor the culture. As a young girl, the Chaha'oh was where stories were shared, crafts were traded, and meals were shared; today, I'm recreating the sense of home and kinship in the heart of the Valley of the Sun.
Embrace Artisan Heritage
Discover Traditional and Contemporary Dine' Artisan Crafts
Honoring Dine' Traditions
At The Shadehouse Center, we are committed to providing a platform for Dine' artisans to showcase their skills through their crafts, and to share their own stories. Our goal is to celebrate and uplift the rich cultural heritage of the Dine', all of which share stories of resilience and passion.
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Featured Artisan Crafts
Explore our highlights showcasing the best of Dine' craftsmanship and creativity.
Each piece tells a story and reflects years of tradition and skill.
Handmade Jewelry
Discover exquisite jewelry made by talented Dine' artisans, each piece a testament to their rich cultural narrative.
Home Goods
Shop our collection of beautifully crafted home goods, combining functionality with Dine' artistry.
Cultural Artwork
Experience the beauty of Dine' culture through unique artwork created by seasoned artisans, celebrating heritage. Artisans harvest and source their tools and material with positive intentions. Often, the art being created serves a ceremonial need before an artistic or aesthetic need.
Photo: Lena Tunney harvesting sumac for ceremonial baskets.
Workshops - pending
Join our workshops to learn traditional crafting techniques and create your own artisan goods with guidance from experts.
Cultural Humility workshops are facilitated by owner and Social Worker, Tallerita Tunney Rogers, MSW MPA MBA. Requests should include goals to be met and participant credentials so that CEUs can be coordinated as needed.
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