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Gallery Highlights View All Textiles A gallery ensconced in an 18th Century Adobe Building in Taos' Ledoux St. Historic District. Textiles Tres Estrellas offers a wide range of antique, vintage and contemporary woven masterpieces, Hispanic and Indigenous. From vintage Navajo rugs and contemporary Two Grey Hills tapestries to classic Navajo Chief’s blankets, we have the…
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Tres Estrellas Taos is a gallery in an 18th-century adobe building in Taos, New Mexico’s Ledoux Street Historic District. The business specializes in rare and authentic Southwestern textiles, including antique, vintage, and contemporary Hispanic and Indigenous weavings. Its collection features Navajo and Pueblo blankets and rugs, Two Grey Hills tapestries, Mexican Saltillo serapes, and New Mexican Rio Grande blankets and sashes.
The gallery also offers fine art, jewelry, pottery, devotional art, and antiquities reflecting the material culture of 18th- and 19th-century New Mexico and the wider Southwest. Its furnishings include original New Mexican pieces from the Spanish Colonial and Territorial periods, such as carved dovetail chests, trasteros, and chairs. For customers seeking hard-to-find historic designs, Tres Estrellas creates custom-tailored furniture reproductions to suit individual needs. Visitors can explore current offerings in the gallery or contact the business for more information. Located at 208 Ranchitos Road, Unit A, the gallery welcomes visitors on select days and by appointment.
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