Mark Sublette Medicine Man Gallery

Awesome Gallery!!! Everyone is friendly and inviting so much to see and learn here. Jerry is one of the treasures in the Gallery he was very informative and helpful. And knew exactly where we were from. We really Enjoy the Medicine Man Gallery You Tube Channel also. Mark is informative and entertaining. He once identified this Awl for us too thank you again Mark.

I own a tack shop and recently received a saddle blanket that was believed to be a genuine Navajo article. The price difference between a genuine Navajo saddle blanket vs. a knock-off/inauthentic Navajo weave is dramatic, so we wanted to ensure we were representing the blanket accurately while also ensuring our client received the monetary value she was expecting. No one in my shop could be considered an expert in this subject, so we took to the internet where we found a video from Mark Sublette on identifying genuine Navajo blankets. Still, we weren't 100% positive about the blanket's origins, so we emailed Mark to ask for his opinion. We sent a few photos of the parts he was referencing in his video to help with his assessment. Mark was generous enough to provide us with his opinion free of charge, which we greatly appreciate. Now, we can list this item with confidence, knowing the buyer will receive a genuine Navajo saddle blanket. If you have any questions about Navajo work, Mark Sublette is your man. I would trust any item in his shop to be honestly represented. Thank you, Mark!

Mark is incredibly knowledgeable in the field of Native American jewelry and arts. It is clear that he holds great respect and love for Native arts and crafts, and wishes to share that with others. I regularly refer to Mark's website and his various social media accounts to educate myself in regards to Native American jewelry. His knowledge and experience is invaluable.

I emailed Dr. Sublette with a question about a bracelet I had inherited from my grandmother, through my mother. I had thought I knew what it was (early 20th c Navajo), but as I am far from an expert, I reached out. Dr. Sublette responded very rapidly, and confirmed that it is a 1920s - 1930s Navajo piece. He was in all regards exceptionally communicative and professional, and I highly recommend him.

I have purchased items from Medicine Man Gallery online over the years. Every one has been accurately described and reasonably priced. Recently I had emailed a question about an older piece of Pueblo pottery to Mark Sublette. He answered me promptly and was very helpful. I plan on a trip to Tucson one of these days and look forward to seeing the gallery in person. I highly recommend Medicine Man Gallery to anyone looking for authentic Native American and western collectibles.

I was pleasantly surprised when I got a reply back from Mark Sublette within a 12 hour window of my email to him. Thank you Mark for that quick response, and your very helpful guidance on how I should move forward with the care of the Navajo rug I bought at a yard sale over the weekend. Mark also gave me an estimate on the value of that rug. There have been many times in the past I have emailed big-name businesses for advice on antiques, etc., only to be disappointed with no reply. It’s refreshing to be treated like I have value. I also want to give a BIG shout out, regarding the Medicine Man Gallery videos on YouTube. Very informative and helpful!