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The 104th Native Art Show & Market in Santa Fe offers a rare chance to explore Native American art in an authentic and respectful setting. Mark your calendar for August 15–16, 2026, and prepare to discover stories, craftsmanship, and culture that have shaped generations. This event invites everyone to experience the depth and diversity of Native art while supporting the artists who keep these traditions alive.

The 104th Santa Fe Indian Market—sometimes casually described as a “Native Art Show & Market”—is one of the most important Native American art events in the world. Its official name is the 104th Annual Santa Fe Indian Market, presented by the Southwestern Association for Indian Arts (SWAIA).

Wise Spirit’s first hunting tool was a catapult also known as a slingshot. His love for nature, culture, and tradition shows in his work. Mastering woodworking over the next 40 years prepared him for crafting exceptional, handmade jewelry, custom frames, slingshots, blowguns and tilt-stick (for boaters). Wise Spirit Collection reflects a deep commitment to his traditional craftsmanship and heritage