Daniel Zuni captured photos of the Zuni Pueblo Olla Maiden Dancers this weekend at the The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque. | KOAT

Zuni Pueblo is in New Mexico, but their ancestral territory extended into Arizona for 1,000 years. The Arizona-New Mexico border (1863) split Zuni lands. Zuni traded with Hopi, held ceremonies in Arizona, maintained sacred sites across the border. Archaeological evidence shows Zuni pottery, architecture in eastern Arizona. Puebloan cultural connections cross state lines. Arizona Native History Indigenous History of Arizona Hidden Arizona Stories Native American History Facts Indigenous Rights in

This Classic ¡COLORES! clip is from “A:shiwi A:wan/Belonging to the Zuni.” Traditionally Zuni Pueblo has been known for its fine pottery and silver work. This ¡COLORES! documents the landmark A:shiwi A:wan/Belonging to the Zuni painting exhibition that showed for the first time the excellence and beauty of Zuni Painting. Featured are the Zuni painters exhibited in this exhibition, discussing their inspirations and their devotion to their culture. For more visit: https://www.pbs.org/video/colores

The Zuni Pueblo is a thriving community of talented artists practicing ancestral techniques to produce unquestionably unique inlaid silverwork, stone carvings, and pottery. | New Mexico True