In the late 1950's Mary revived the traditional technique of stone-in-shell mosaic jewelry inlaid with silver and natural stones such as turquoise, coral, mother of pearl and other stones. She is known for her mosaic hand designs.

In 1978 Anthony decided since he grew up in a family of artists he should further his education in that area, So he attended IAIA in Santa Fe, and got his accociates degree in Fine Arts. Following graduation he moved to Arizona and worked at the Museum of Northern Arizona in Flagstaff from 1979 to 1980. While Anthony was there he attended additional jewelry classes at the Northern Arizona University and the University of Colorado in Boulder. From 1984 to present day he has been a dedicated jeweler.

Joel blends a mixture of contemporary an traditional styles, using a wide variety of stones. His imagery includes horses, petroglyphs, corn and butterflies. He also creates hollow ware jewelry.

Fast developing his personal style, Cordell's tufa cast pieces show intricately carved traditional motifs. He often uses a variety of natural materials within inlaid mosaic.

Serina is the eldest daughter and is married she has two children with her husband. Serina is in the work shop whenever she can be. Having children to support she works multiple jobs and rarely has time.

Ramona is a mother of two and is employed at the Santa Fe Indian school and like her sisters is always busy with work and is only in the shop when she has time.