Saddlemaker: James Morris
STORIES TUMBLE OUT QUICKLY when James Morris gets jawing about his 65 years of leatherwork and saddle making. “I started playing hooky from school and going to the saddle shop,” he recalls. “Working…
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STORIES TUMBLE OUT QUICKLY when James Morris gets jawing about his 65 years of leatherwork and saddle making. “I started playing hooky from school and going to the saddle shop,” he recalls. “Working…
Read MoreAbove: New Mexico's artisans are inspired by the land and our past to create a mix of beautiful and useful goods. Photograph by Stefan Wachs. CREATION IS RARELY EASY. Any of the artisans featured in…
Read MoreFind prints, woodworking, ceramics, sculptures and more at Ceilo Handcrafted, in Santa Fe. Photograph courtesy of Cielo Handcrafted. Farmers & Crafts Market of Las Cruces For half a century, the…
Read MoreGREGORY SEGURA PEERS THROUGH his gray jeweler’s visor at the details of a silver sacred heart pendant. Wielding a hammer and torch in his Santa Fe workshop, the master silversmith fuses imagery and…
Read MoreClockwise from top left: Cow skull $950, Coyote skull $550, Goat skull $650, Block prints $25 each, Hand-stamped notebooks $10 each, Mandala vinyl stickers $5 each. Photograph by Douglas Merriam. WHEN…
Read MoreThe Abiquiú Studio Tour is a self-guided driving tour to artist studios in the village of Abiquiú and surrounding area. Photograph courtesy of the Abiquiú Studio Tour. Abiquiú Studio Tour October 9–11…
Read MoreJessica Ilalaole draws inspiration from nature for her horseshoes, embroidery, and jewelry. Courtesy of CobraCult. NOT FAR FROM THE COLORADO LINE, Jessica Ilalaole and her husband, Cody Hodge, live on…
Read MoreCelebrate the season with tamales this weekend. Photography courtesy of Angelisa Murray. Make the yuletide tamales. In New Mexico, tamales represent the holidays. Despite their simple ingredients…
Read MoreDesert Bells offers a wide selection of handmade soaps and bath products made from natural materials. Photograph by Inga Hendrickson. ANGELA BELL STARTED MAKING SOAP in her kitchen. When she ran out…
Read MoreLas Vegas sponsors a virtual small business shopping promotion during the holiday season. Photograph courtesy of MainStreet Las Vegas. Head to Main Street … online. Black Friday has nothing on Small…
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