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Eugene Dallas is a Hopi Katsina carver from Hotev

Eugene Dallas is a Hopi Katsina carver from Hotevilla, located on Third Mesa of the Hopi Reservation in northeastern Arizona. Born in 1958, he comes from a family of artists and is part of a respected tradition of Katsina carving within Hopi culture.

Field Mouse Katsina (Hopi)
Though small and easily overlooked, the Field Mouse Katsina is a powerful symbol of courage, cleverness, and humility in the Hopi tradition. In one story, the Field Mouse defeats a dangerous predator threatening the Hopi people—not through strength, but through stealth and intelligence. This Katsina reminds us that even the meekest among us can be heroes and that wisdom often comes from the most unexpected places. In some dialects, the Hopi Field Mouse Katsina—often called Kooyemsi Waka—is a lesser-known but symbolically rich Katsina in the Hopi tradition and essential for agricultural themes, practical survival, and teaching humility and resourcefulness.
Dimensions: 10″ 3/16th T X 2″ 7/8th W X 3″ 1/2 D

Available online at faustgallery.com or in our Scottsdale gallery.

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Don Supplee | Coral, Turquoise, and 18k Gold Hopi

Don Supplee | Coral, Turquoise, and 18k Gold Hopi Maiden Necklace

In this piece, Don Supplee reflects Hopi cultural tradition through contemporary form. The necklace unfolds in two strands of Mediterranean coral with turquoise nuggets and delicate 18k gold disk accents.

Suspended at the center, the inlaid pendant is a stylized Hopi Maiden inlaid with Lone Mountain, Kingman, and Candelaria turquoise; the figure is framed in gold and brought to life through an intricate composition of finely cut stones.

Though visually striking, it invites contemplation, as all of Supplee’s best work does—not simply worn but carried.

Dimensions
Necklace length: 36 ½ in.
Pendant: 3 in. L x 1 in. W (non-removable)

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Norbert Peshlakai (b.1953) This bracelet by Norber

Norbert Peshlakai (b.1953)
This bracelet by Norbert Peshlakia is made of sterling silver. He added a row of detailed hand stamp fish designs. Norbert is known for his award-winning stamps, which he creates and designs himself. Norbert’s contemporary style is known worldwide and has been shown in multiple museums across the Southwest. The outer edges of this bracelet are polished, while the center with the fish design is satin and textured.

Dimensions: 1″ 1/8th W
Bracelet Size: 5″ 1/2
Bracelet Opening: 1″ 1/8th

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Faust Gallery was honored to participate in the ce

Faust Gallery was honored to participate in the celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Scottsdale Art Walk. It was a pleasure to meet Mayor Lisa Borowsky and engage with fellow arts advocates in recognizing this significant milestone. We are proud to be part of a community that continues to champion the arts and support creative expression in Scottsdale. Here’s to continued growth, collaboration, and cultural enrichment in the years ahead.
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These sterling silver earrings, designed in the di

These sterling silver earrings, designed in the distinctive shield style by artist Sonwai (Verma Nequatewa), incorporate vibrant inlays of coral, turquoise, and lapis. Each earring is further adorned with delicate, fine-line gold accent spacers, which add contrast against the inlay and shine from the sterling silver. The reverse side of the earrings features Sonwai’s signature, and they are designed as post earrings. Sonwai learned jewelry-making from her Uncle Charles Loloma and continues to combine contemporary jewelry with Hopi cultural traditions.
Dimensions: 13/16th L X 3/4th W

“Each piece she creates has its own personality and is unique to each person.”

-William Faust II

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This week, @scottsdale_artwalk in @oldtownscottsda

This week, @scottsdale_artwalk in @oldtownscottsdale celebrates the 50th Anniversary of the Thursday Night ArtWalk on April 3rd, 2025 — a true milestone for the art scene!

To honor the occasion, we’re sharing a special photo from 1987 featuring my great aunt Lovena Ohl and the iconic Charles Loloma, standing outside her gallery on Marshall Way.

Lovena Ohl was a pioneering gallerist who played a vital role in elevating Native American art in the Southwest. Her gallery became a cultural hub where artists like Charles Loloma — the legendary Hopi jeweler — could present their work to wider audiences. Loloma’s bold fusion of tradition and modern design found strong support through Lovena, who believed deeply in championing Indigenous voices and artistry.

After Lovena passed, her legacy lived on through Bill Faust, who had worked closely with her and the artist she represented. Bill went on to establish Faust Gallery in 1996, now located on Main Street in Scottsdale. Today, Faust Gallery continues to represent some of the most respected Native artists in the country, keeping Lovena’s original mission alive: celebrating the creative excellence and cultural significance of American Indian art and jewelry.

From Marshall Way to Main Street — the spirit of Lovena Ohl and her contributions to the arts are still felt every Thursday night.

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