Two Grey Hills Indian Art

The Two Grey Hills Indian Art gallery has been located in Jackson, Wyoming since 1976. The gallery offers a number of fine Indian art pieces. The gallery specializes in finding high quality pieces at great prices. The gallery can be visited on a stop in Jackson or online. It is possible to look through the available inventory to determine what you might wish to pick up. Many of the pieces are one of a kind, meaning the artist does not allow for reproductions. Navajo weavings, Hopi and Zuni jewelry, Pueblo pottery, baskets, and even Zapotec Indian Rugs are available at the gallery.

Hopi Kachinas, Zuni Fetishes, Navajo dye charts, and folk art are also available at this Jackson gallery. The gallery is owned by Gary Mattheis and his mother Elfriede Jourdan. They emigrated from Germany in 1948, and eventually began the gallery in 1976. Three generations of their family play a role at Two Grey Hills Indian Art Gallery in order to bring in exceptional pieces as well as sell them. Some of the family go on trips to South and Central America to find Native pieces, while others stay close to home finding pieces through local tribes.