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Tom Bahti began his career in Indian arts in 1949. After graduating from the University of New Mexico with a degree in anthropology, he and his bride, Peggy, opened Ghost Ranch Trading Post. Moving to Tucson that winter, he was partners with John Tanner at Desert House Crafts before opening Tom Bahti Indian Arts in 1952.
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Mark Bahti is a long established dealer in Indian jewelry, rugs, and other art objects. In these days of questionable origins for these items, Mark Bahti's solid reputation in Tucson as well as Santa Fe assures you of authenticity and quality. Very knowledgeable sales staff.4.5/5(12)
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Specialties: We specialize in representing established and emerging Native American artists of the Southwest in a range of media. We also offer appraisal services and some repair work. Established in 1949. Started in 1949 by Tom Bahti. Now…4.5/5(3)
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