Santa Fe - An Artful Adventure
Wednesday, 25 November 2009 05:22
Santa Fe, N.M. is a historic town located in the heart of the Southwestern region of the United States where endless traditions of art, jewelry and Native American culture exist.
The New Mexican capitol has a charming and historical center that is popular to travelers and tourists alike.
The Native American tribes, stunning turquoise jewelry and magnificent art galleries are well known in the historic town of Santa Fe.
While the magic is in the traditions of Santa Fe, there are elements to the town that are new and representative of a more modern and innovative style.
Click through the links below to learn about the different aspects of Santa Fe that add to the life and culture of the artful city:
Click here to learn about Kelly Moore, a mysterious, and edgy art studio on Canyon Road, Santa Fe’s art gallery district.
Click here to see the organic and vintage inspired jewelry designs by Katy B. Ashmann at Bash Art and Jewlery Boutique.
Click here to capture some of the tradition of the Native American art and jewelry at the Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe’s historic town square.
Click here to take a tour of Canyon Road, Santa Fe's art gallery district.
Click here to discover the magic and see Santa Fe’s history come to life in this picture gallery.
Written by Laura Lajiness You are reading Santa Fe - An Artful Adventure articles
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