Journal
Congratulations to the artists of Turquoise Skies and the Tskies Artist Co-Op! Our company has been named Native Owned Business of the Year by the Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce’s annual Hispanic Heritage Awards. Each year the Chamber nominates businesses in ten different categories. Community members are then given the opportunity to vote for their […]
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New Mexico True. It’s a statement that’s become synonymous with the best of experiences our state has to offer. Authentic, real experiences, based on the most honest and transparent statements, that offer visitors a chance to build a great memory. The words promise the delivery of met expectations and true workmanship. And those words are […]
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Stamp work designs are among the most popular types of handcrafted Native American jewelry. The name sounds simple, but the skill and effort required to create a stamp which can be used to press a design onto metal is anything but simple. It also takes a great deal of skill to learn how to apply […]
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The world today often seems confusing, making it difficult to separate what’s genuine from what isn’t. Knowing what’s real, what’s authentic, can be hard to discover at times. Even labels are often misleading, more advertising than information. There are, however, some ways to discern the genuine from the imitation, especially when it comes to handcrafted […]
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Our Co-Op is growing! Okay, so the new addition to the Tskies Artist Co-Op won’t be the most verbal member. But the artists are all pretty excited to welcome our new CabKing lapidary machine. What they are most excited about are the changes this new tool will bring to Tskies’ ability to create amazing handcrafted […]
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