We carry about 20 different jewelry artists at Clay Coyote. Everything from fine gold and silver to chunky pewter. There is something for every taste. You can read about some of our jewelry artists here.
Children’s
We love children at Clay Coyote Gallery and have a small but colorful section for the young and the young at heart. See some of our selection here.
Accessories
What are accessories....well, scarves, purses, socks, mittens....anything that isn't jewelry but lots of fun. It is nice to have the softer textures of accessories in the gallery. Check out our accessories here.
Glass
At Clay Coyote Gallery, we like to keep the glass pieces in or around our window so that you customers can fully appreciate the depth and color of the pieces. Used to the process of creating pottery, we are fascinated by how glass pieces are blown.
Mikutowski Woodworking
When it comes to the wood art pieces that we carry at Clay Coyote, Mikutowski ‘s wonderful boxes are the cornerstone of our wood collection. Founded in 1986 by Mike Mikutowski and his wife Liz, Mikutowski Woodworking is the definition of “small but
Mark Hines Designs
Mark Hines Designs located in Prescott Arizona. They offer larger pieces of glass and metal that are decorative as well as functional. We love the added focal impact they provide to our gallery. The artist, Mark Hines currently produces a large and
Henrietta Glass
The artist behind Henrietta glass is Jill Henrietta Davis. Jill’s goal is to blend excellent design with fine craftsmanship to create pieces of functional art within the reach of regular people. Small treasures. At Clay Coyote Gallery, we
J&I Jewelry
The J & I jewelry collection, designed by Ian Gibson, distills the essence of organic forms to highlight the timeless quality of sterling silver. Highlighted by gemstones and freshwater pearls each item is completely hand formed in their Philadelphia
Yardbirds
Rich Kolb and his father created Yardbirds. These wonderful metal sculptures are made from overrun, discontinued, rejected, and scrap materials as much as possible. Some of the materials used include garden tools, car parts, farm implements, bicycle
