Lema’s Kokopelli Gallery

Authentic Native American art, crafted by tribal artists. Worth every penny.

Insider tip

Inquire about the artist and piece origins;

Insider tip

Look for signatures and authentication details;

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Shop★ 4.7

This is a genuine Native American art gallery in Moab. Handcrafted jewelry, pottery, and textiles from Hopi, Navajo, Zuni, and Santo Domingo artisans define the core of the inventory. These one-of-a-kind pieces are worth the investment.

Quick facts

Shop Type
Gallery
Locally Made
Yes

What it sells

Shop Type
Gallery
Locally Made
Yes

Visit details

Operating Hours
Mon-Sat 9:00-18:00; Sun 9:00-17:00
Seasonal Hours
Open year-round
Accessibility
No explicit accessibility information; layout may be dense due to inventory

Planning advice

Best Time To Visit
Weekday mornings or early afternoons when staff have time to explain the artists’ stories and guide you to highlights.
Tips Advice
  • Ask staff about the artist and origin of each piece; knowledge guides value.
  • Inspect jewelry and pottery for craftsmanship and signatures; verify provenance.
  • Plan ahead for online orders to compare availability and sizes.

More details

Why Shop Here
Authentic tribal art with direct sourcing since 1987; knowledgeable staff; provenance-driven inventory; emphasis on quality over novelty.
Shop If Skip If
✅ SHOP IF: You seek authentic Native American art with clear provenance and staff who explain the artists' stories. ❌ SKIP IF: You only want mass-produced souvenirs.
Owner Story
Family-owned since 1987; owner-operated with deep ties to Hopi, Navajo, Zuni, and Santo Domingo artists.
Price Range Category
Affordable to Museum-Quality
Price Examples
Prices span from budget mugs and apparel to high-end jewelry and large works costing thousands.
Shipping Available
Yes
Shipping Details
Online store ships; policies not specified
Gallery Art Types
  • Jewelry
  • Pottery
  • Painting
  • Textiles
  • Rugs
  • Books
  • Gifts
Gallery Featured Artists
Curated Native American artists from Hopi, Navajo, Zuni, Acoma, Jemez, Santa Clara, San Ildefonso, Laguna, and Zia; Howard Blichfeldt’s western-themed metal art is featured.
Gallery Art Styles
  • Traditional Native American
  • Southwestern
  • Contemporary Native American
Gallery Mediums
  • Turquoise jewelry
  • Pottery
  • Textiles
  • Rugs
  • Metal yard art
  • Paintings
  • Apparel
  • Books
  • Gifts
Gallery Price By Medium
Jewelry: $50-5000+, Pottery: $100-3000+, Rugs: $200-5000+, Paintings: $300-4000+
Gallery Commission Work
No
Gallery Artist Events
None scheduled
Gallery Framing Services
No
Review Summary
Visitors praise authentic craftsmanship and staff knowledge; some note price premium; overall a strong reputation as a genuine Native American art destination.

Location

Frequently asked questions

Are the items truly handcrafted by Native American artists?

Yes; core items come from Hopi, Navajo, Zuni, Acoma, Jemez, Santa Clara, San Ildefonso, Laguna, and Zia artisans.

Does the gallery offer artist signings or meet-and-greet events?

Events are not listed; inquiries with staff are encouraged for opportunities.

Is there an online store?

Yes; the gallery maintains an online store with approximately 1,000 products.

Is the gallery exclusive to Native American art?

Yes; emphasis on authentic Native American art and jewelry with tribal sourcing since 1987.

Do they ship online purchases internationally?

Shipping details are not specified.

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Sources

Editorial review: YourNPGuide Editorial Team. Information is compiled from official sources, verified traveler reviews, and editorial research; no firsthand visit is implied unless explicitly documented. Learn how YourNPGuide works.

Last updated February 2026. Report an issue.