Zuni Magnets

Description: don't turn your back on him

Description: Inspired by apple coral and gaspeite corn maiden carvings. These Zuni maidens wear a tabletta headdress used in ceremonial dances depicting the Corn Maiden, who represents the gift of life given by the Great Spirit.

Description: Show your love for Your favorite Drive-In mascot

Description: Zuni Native American Spirit Art

Description: A beautiful Thunderbird inspired by the Zuni art style.

Description: Zuni doll

Description: Carl Kolchak is on the trail of a tiny killer ... will he be its next victim?

Description: An illustration of the infamous Zuni Warrior fetish doll from "Trilogy Of Terror".

Description: Zuni Drive In Creature Feature 1957

Description: Zuni Drive-In Creature Feature 1957

Description: Experience pure retro terror with Zuni Drive-In – Creature Feature Night 1957, featuring a terrifying bat-winged monster rising over a blood-red skyline, bold distressed lettering, and classic drive-in movie-night styling from the golden age of 1950s horror. This design captures the spirit of vintage creature features, midnight frights, and roadside Americana—perfect for fans of old-school horror posters, B-movie monsters, retro drive-in culture, and eerie pulp-style artwork.

Description: Booga booga!!

Description: Make a statement about your love of horror with this fun design by Chris Nielsen created exclusively in Adobe Illustrator!

Description: Celebrate the rich heritage of the American Southwest with this vintage style Zuni Pueblo New Mexico . Featuring traditional adobe architecture, desert landscapes, and historic charm, it is perfect for travel lovers and history enthusiasts.

Description: Born on ABC on March 4, 1975, Trilogy of Terror was a made-for-tv special presentation of primetime horror. Starring Karen Black plays a woman who is stalked in her apartment by a small Zuni Fetish doll.

Description: Kachina Dancers design

Description: Trilogy of Terror - Karen Black

Description: A colorful Kokopelli dancing in the sun. 24x36in. Acrylics and Ink on Canvas.

Description: Art by Boris Howler.

Description: A Vintage Travel Illustration of Mesa Verde National Park - Colorado - US

Description: SAND 3

Description: I LOVE HER

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Description: SAND 11

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Description: PUEBLO 11 (T)

Description: SAN ILDEFONSO 1 a

Description: SAND 9

Description: PUEBLO 11 (R)

Description: A chilling pop-art portrait from Trilogy of Terror, featuring the wide-eyed, menacing expression of the lead character holding a knife, alongside the infamous Zuni doll, perfectly capturing the cult horror energy.

Description: SAND 4

Description: Trilogy of Terror is a 1975 American made-for-television anthology horror film directed by Dan Curtis and starring Karen Black.

Description: SAND 16

Description: PUEBLO 11