Roberto Lavadie·Woodworker
, a native Taoseño, has been in the woodwork and furniture business for approximately 30 years. A self-taught, first generation woodworker, Roberto has been featured on national television, trade journals and magazines, and his works are in the permanent collection of the Millicent Rogers Museum in Taos and also the Taylor Museum in Colorado Springs, CO. Roberto's one-of-a-kind designs are mostly influenced by Spanish Colonial and pre-Columbian motifs; but, he has developed his own unique style in the living tradition of Northern New Mexico carpinteros.
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Pre-Columbian Motif Door
36"W x 108"H x 2¼"D (per leaf)
Hispanic Cultural Center
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Pre-Columbian Motif Door
36"W x 108"H x 2¼"D (per leaf)
Hispanic Cultural Center
Albuquerque, New Mexico
A total of 24 door units were crafted for the Hispanic Cultural Center.
Door Unit 72"W x 108"H x ½"D
Jamb is 18" deep
Residential Door 36"W x 80"H x 1¾"D
Residential Door 36"W x 80"H x 1¾"D
Residential Door 36"W x 80"H x 1¾"D
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P. O. Box 522
Taos, NM 87571
505-758-9130 Home/shop · 505-770-2063 Cell · 505-758-9130 Fax