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Len Wood’s INDIAN TERRITORY, Inc.

Len Wood’s Indian Territory, Inc., American Indian and Western Art Galleries,  is the nations largest dealer of antique Navajo rugs and North American antique basketry.  Our on-line catalog is kept very current and has over 14,000 photos today and is Growing Daily!

Please email us with any questions at info@indianterritory.com if you have any questions, needs or suggestions.  We always try to get back to you no later than the next business day.

Thanks for looking!

The Wood Family

Len Wood’s Indian Territory, Inc.
 American Indian and Western Fine Art Galleries

305 North Coast Hwy. #D

Laguna Beach, CA 92651
Tel: 949-497-5747
Orders: 800-579-0860

Gallery Hours: Tue - Sat 10am-5pm

Email for both galleries: info@indianterritory.com

Questions answered below are:

What is this site?
Does your business have a physical location?
How do I use the On-line Catalog?
Why are some artifacts listed without prices?
Can I get more photos and information on an item?
How quickly do you generally respond to emails?
Do you have more information on these artifacts on your website?
How current is the inventory?
Will you have any additional pages of information directly attached to artifacts in the catalog section?
How much of your gallery inventory is included in your online gallery?
 Will you trade for or buy my item(s)?
What forms of payment do you take?
How do you ship?
How do I: sell/consign my collection; get free appraisals of my collection; get free estimates on cleaning and restoration of my Navajo rugs and Indian artifacts; develop my collection?
How can I learn more about collecting, displaying, evaluating and maintaining American Indian art?
How do I return to this page?

What is this site?

This is the Online Gallery Catalog of Len Wood’s Indian Territory Gallery, Inc., a family owned and operated business established in 1969, which maintains the Nations largest and most diverse collection of museum-quality antique and contemporary North American Indian art and artifacts.

Does your business have a physical location?

Unlike many websites offering Native American Indian artifacts for sale run by individuals working from their homes or traveling without permanent physical address, we have had prominent galleries in the art community/ seaside resort of Laguna Beach, California for more than 35 years.

We have two galleries, the North Gallery features Antique North American Indian Art and Artifacts; our South Gallery features Western Fine Art.

How do I use the On-line Catalog?

Click on either the art & artifacts or search links at the top of the page and follow the menu choices. USE the KEYWORDS search function to find something specific such as Maria or Germantown or Apache etc….

IMPORTANT:  OUR THUMBNAIL PHOTOS ARE LARGE… PLEASE Double Click ANY PHOTO  to see CLOSE-UPS & DESCRIPTIONS & PRICES.

Use links at the top of the page to return to art & artifacts.

Please note the icons for Email, Printer and for Inquiry for user-friendly use.

To view the ENTIRE Online Gallery contents leave all the fields blank and click “View results” you will then see buttons to many pages on the website—each page comes up six items at a time and in the category order they are found in the art & artifacts page.

Why are some artifacts listed without prices?

Although prices are listed on most items in our inventory, to encourage communication and serious inquiries we do not list prices on every item. We look forward to providing pricing and additional detailed information on request!

We also have additional items not yet published on the website … feel free to email us any special requests.

Can I get more photos and information on an item?

YES. Use the Quick Inquiry Button.

How quickly do you generally respond to emails?

We answer most emails within 24 hours!

If you have not received an email response from us within three days we probably have either not received your email or you are unable to receive our email response to you and you are invited to call us toll-free at (800) 579-0860 daytime until 5pm Pacific Time.

Do you have more information on these artifacts on your website?

Yes. In addition to the relatively brief descriptions in the online gallery catalog section, each artifact on the website will have its own category page we also have pages on our website containing more detailed generalized information of special interest to collectors. 

For example, from our main Navajo Rugs Information Page you can view Navajo rugs by their age and size, or by their style or type, or you can view our entire rug inventory (or our entire American Indian art internet inventory). And in our article section you may also read about each style and type of Navajo rug, as well as descriptive articles comparing and contrasting the differences between rugs of different time periods and styles, information on wool, weaving, dyes, motifs, classification and collectibility of the various styles of Navajo weaving. 

In addition there are descriptive articles of interest to beginning collectors such as articles on the “History of Navajo Weaving”, “How to tell an Authentic Navajo Rug”, “How to Count Weft” intermediate collectors “How to Display Navajo Rugs in the Home and Office”, “Care and Maintenance Guidelines for Navajo Rugs” and advanced collectors (“Collecting Strategies”, “Developing Your Collection”).

Beyond this each artifact section will have links to related services we offer involving that particular type of artifact.

Will you have any additional pages of information directly attached to artifacts in the catalog section?

Yes. In some of the online catalog listings we will soon have links to articles with more general information about that category of item so if you see such a link in the newer future be sure to click on it and check it out!

How current is the inventory?

We will be deleting sold items every Friday. Some sold items will be marked “sold” and left within a category for reference purposes if there are few additional images currently within that particular category.

How much of your gallery inventory is included in your online gallery?

While currently only a small percentage of our gallery collection has been published online we hope to continue adding to it until the vast majority of our collection is available online so keep checking. We encourage you to let us know of your collecting interests as we can email photos of items not yet published to our site that may be of great interest to you.

Will you trade for or buy my item(s)?

Yes, on your request, we generally are able to provide a purchase and/or consignment offer and in some cases a trade credit offer on quality early American Indian art items.  Please email .jpg photos and dimensions of your item(s) to us at info@indianterritory.com for these offers!

What forms of payment do you take?

Visa-MC-AX-Discover-Money Orders-PayPal-Bank checks can all be used for immediate shipment. Business and personal checks are accepted but cleared prior to shipping.

How do I order?

Order by toll-free phone (800) 579-0860 daily until 5pm Pacific Time, email at info@indianterritory.com, mail or fax. . Click the How to Order link at the top of the page for more details.

How do you ship?

We ship UPS insured with tracking and delivery receipt. Items are boxed to UPS standards and fragile items generally ship in bubble wrap and Styrofoam loose fill; in some cases especially fragile items are double-boxed (Above UPS requirements). We do need a verifiable UPS street address (generally your home or workplace). UPS does not deliver to P.O. boxes and drop boxes. On request we can email you your tracking number so you can follow the progress of your artifact online.

How do I: sell/consign my collection; get free appraisals of my collection; get free estimates on cleaning and restoration of my Navajo rugs and Indian artifacts; develop my collection?

Please click on the “services” link in the menu at the top of this page that will take you to a page where each type of service is listed and linked for more information.

How can I learn more about collecting, displaying, evaluating and maintaining American Indian art?

Click on the “home” link and then click on the type of artifacts you want more information about.

How do I return to this page?

Click on “catalog faq” at top of page ;-)