Made in the USA

The balcony prominently featured in this photograph is a unique architectural detail that provided access to the upper rooms of the dwelling. Aptly named, Balcony House offers the most adventurous ranger guided tour at Mesa Verde National Park.

Dimensions 3" x 2"

This heavy duty magnet is a replica of the US Geological Survey Bench Mark found at Park Point, the highest point in Mesa Verde National Park at just over 8,752.31 feet.  A bench mark is a point whose position is known to a high degree of accuracy and is normally marked in some way. They are used by land surveyors, builders and engineers, map makers, and other professionals who need and accurate answer to the question, “Where am I?”

Circumference 1.75"

Photographers —Al Barg and Jeff Weisberg

Made in the USA, this panorama magnet offers a nearly complete view of the iconic Cliff Palace, the largest and best preserved cliff dwelling in Mesa Verde National Park.

Dimensions 5" x 1.5"

Photographers — Al Barg and Jeff Weisberg

This wonderful image demonstrates the impressive size of Long House which fills an expansive 298-foot long sandstone alcove. Evidence suggest Long House was home to up to 175 people and also provided a public space for trading and community events.

Dimensions 2" x 3"

Photographers — Al Barg and Jeff Weisberg

The prominent tower of Square Tower House is a four story, 28' tall structure, unlike any other tower in Mesa Verde National Park. 

Dimensions 2.5" x 3"

Artist Credit - Ridgway Graphics

Ceramic tile heat set with a photograph of Cliff Palace, the largest and most impressive cliff dwelling at Mesa Verde National Park.

Dimensions 2" x 2"

Artist Credit — Ridgway Graphics

Ceramic tile inspired by Mesa Verde Black-On-White pottery designs featurig a spiral motif.

Dimensions 2" x 2"

Artist Credit — Ridgway Graphics

Ceramic tile inspired by Mesa Verde Black-On-White pottery designs featurig interlocking spirals, stepped diamonds, and narrow lines.

Dimensions 2" x 2"

Artist Credit - Ridgway Graphics

Ceramic tile with a contemporary, "Yei" Navajo rug, inspired pattern, heat set into a special coating for long-lasting enjoyment of the artwork.

Dimensions 2" x 2"

Ancient beauty meets high-tech in this functional, decorative, and comfortable MouseRug®. This design represents the Burham style Navajo rug developed by the Barber and Begay families in the 1980's, in which the well known Two Grey Hills style was combined with colorful pictorial elements.  The original Navajo Weaver of this desgin, Bessie Barber.  Credit: The Gloria F. Ross Collection of the Denver Art Museum.

Finely-detailed and intensely-colored this MouseRug® is printed without ink—using only pre-dyed nylon fibers and water based adhesive which are combined with high voltage electricity and screen printing.

Made in the USA, hand-washing recommended.

This functional, decorative, and comfortable MouseRug® features the towers of Cliff Palace and artwork commisioned for the 2006 Mesa Verde National Park Centennial.

Finely-detailed and intensely-colored this MouseRug® is printed without ink—using only pre-dyed nylon fibers and water based adhesive which are combined with high voltage electricity and screen printing.

Made in the USA, hand-washing recommended.

This necklace features the iconic Mesa Verde Museum Association logo which was adopted from an Ancestral Puebloan Black-on-White bowl currently on display in the Mesa Verde Visitor's Center. 18" black, twisted cord necklace with ceramic pendant. Handcrafted by Designs by Anna™ in Durango, Colorado.