Cultural Treasures at Lema's Kokopelli Gallery

Lema's Kokopelli Gallery showcases the rich artistic heritage of Native American cultures. This gallery features a carefully curated selection of pottery, jewelry, and textiles that reflect the area’s indigenous tradition.

Founded in 1990 by Lema Wood, the gallery has become a cultural hub in Moab, well-known for its genuine craftsmanship and unique items that tell the stories of local Native American tribes. The gallery’s architecture complements the natural beauty of the region, with a warm, inviting interior that enhances the viewing experience.

Noteworthy Finds

🖌️ Authentic Artwork: Explore items crafted by local artisans using traditional techniques.
💍 Unique Jewelry: Discover handcrafted pieces incorporating stones and designs inspired by nature.
🧶 Textiles & Crafts: Admire woven textiles that celebrate tribal heritage and artistry.

The gallery is free to enter and offers a memorable experience for art lovers, families, and those interested in Native American culture.