Flicker bird with a Pomo gift basket in a tree with pink flowers.

My journey as an artist, educator, and exhibit curator is a bridge between Indigenous tradition and cultural expressions.

Each creation is a story, an offering, an invitation.

Weaving Culture, Curating Stories

My Works

Beaded choker necklace with yellow basket design, fringe and shell pendants on a dark surface.

A glimpse into my creative world, where tradition and innovation come together. Explore my artistic journey, from intricate basketry and beadwork to digital “finger doodles” and beyond.

Shop My Collection

Magpie Farewell to Spring. A magpie bird on the edge of a woven basket surrounded by pink flowers with green background.

ONLINE STORE COMING SOON!

From matted giclée prints and greeting cards to pins of my finger doodles, jewelry, scarves, and more, each piece in my collection is created and inspired by my journey as an artist.

Exhibits

Flyer advertising an event at de Young Museum celebrating Indigenous American arts on Saturday, September 13 from 9:30 am to 5:15 pm, featuring a colorful indigenous-style paper kite with a circular target design in the center and a yellow circle with event details.

Explore the exhibitions I’m currently curating, where Indigenous artistry and cultural expression come together in carefully crafted collections.

Where to Find Me: Upcoming Events & Markets

See my latest creations up close! Visit my booth at these upcoming events to shop, chat, or just say hello.

Upcoming Events

Flyer for Pomo Weavers Society event with an image of baskets filled with strawberries and orange roses, details about the event taking place from May 10 to November 2, 2025, at Healdsburg Museum in California.
Flyer promoting Indigenous American arts event at de Young Museum, featuring a colorful feathered headdress design. Event details include date, time, and activities.

Vendor Booths

September 20, 2025

Pomo Indian Art Fair

Healdsburg Museum - 221 Matheson Street, Healdsburg, CA

Open to the public 10am-4pm

October 24-25, 2025

Native Arts Expo 9

Mendocino Art Center - 45200 Little Lake Rd, Mendocino, CA

Open to the public 11am-4pm both days

A selection of my products are also available at the following retail locations:

Meet Meyo Marrufo

Meyo Marrufo is an Eastern Pomo artist from the Clearlake Basin and a citizen of the Robinson Rancheria Band of Pomo Indians. A visual artist, basket weaver, beader, and curator, her work is deeply rooted in Indigenous tradition while embracing contemporary expression. Through her intricate designs and curated exhibits, Meyo preserves, honors, and evolves the artistic legacy of indigenous culture today.

Mo with her feather earrings working on the clay tiles in the Mendocino Art Center ceramics studio.
Close-up black and white photo Meyo.

Teaching & Advocacy

In addition to Meyo’s creative works, she is also an educator and advocate, sharing tribal environmental knowledge, teaching jewelry and basketmaking knowledge, and being an advocate for tribal environmental issues across the nation.

Meyo teaching beginning weaving with tule.
Meyo and Eric Wilder holding the blanket created for the California Indian Heritage Center featuring both of their artwork.
Meyo being honored at an Tribal Environmental Protection Agency gathering.

Contact Meyo

Whether you’d like to connect, collaborate on a project, or inquire about teaching and consultation services, email is the best way to reach me. Use this form to get in touch.