Looked enticing from the signs on the road so we took a right exit. Perhaps Mondays are the day…read morethese shops are closed. Anyways, good chance to stretch out legs since the entrance was barricaded and make use of the photo ops on the exterior of their property. Cool, on Route 66 and the sign Take it EZ jogged hubs memory of the Eagles' song of our youth.

This has to be one of my most favorite stops on our recent trailer road trip along highway 40. The…read moreowner is a descendant of the Navajo chief who surrendered to the US Generals in order to help stop the loss of more Navajo lives. Walking in the shop is like taking in history. Masks are required at this time as the owner interacts with many people on the reservation. Obviously, we had no problem with that. The jewelry and other works were just beautiful. I found a gorgeous cuff bracelet that I purchased . The owner showed me a picture of the woman who had made it as well as a few other Navajo and Hopi artists who sold their work their. Going East on 40, there are plenty of signs! But coming west, blink and you miss it! If you are in the area, stop by and visit. It is worth a stop and you will probably leave with something beautiful.

On our trip from LA to Kingman to Telluride to Moab we skipped camping in the rain in favor of a…read morenight at the Motel 6 down the street from Nakai's. There are a couple of listings for this shop so make sure to go to 357 Navajo Blvd. When we arrived the shop was closed but a note on the door instructed 'potential customers' to call. The owner Leo arrived in 5 minutes as promised and greeted us warmly. Inside there are three jewelry cases filled to the brim with copper, silver, and turquoise jewelry. You can find Hopi, Navajo, and Zuni handmade jewelry, ceramics, and textile pieces at Nakai's. This was the only trading post we stopped in Holbrook and is certainly worth a visit. Leo is knowledgeable about his trade and was happy to explain the differences in turquoise to me, producing the map you can see in my photos. He was patient in helping me select a pair of earrings and checking out rings in my size. Be sure to visit Nakai's and it's reasonably priced wares.

I bought some pieces from Leo in 2018 and 2019. This man grew my love and respect for the art of…read moreIndian jewelry making immensely. He was so knowledgeable, I spent HOURS talking to him about different stones and pieces. He was honestly so joyous about his craft that I bought 6-7 pieces from him. To this DAY, I still wear my favorite ring every single day and find it so cool to know the knowledge and history behind it. Definitely made to last and extremely unique jewelry. Leo is a national gem!

I'm from San Diego and was visiting my parents for the holidays. When you visit "antique" stores in…read moreSD, it's mainly junk or toys from the 80s that, to me, can hardly be considered an antique. Old? Sure. Antique? Uh...no. I remember visiting this place as a kid and thinking it was pretty cool, so I figured it should be on our To Do list while here. This place is pretty decently-sized, so you could probably spend an hour in here if you were thorough. The first floor has the good stuff: antique furniture, old quilts and window panes, old medicine bottles...the list goes on and on. The second floor has some "ok" stuff, but it's what I'd classify more as junk: old books, VHS tapes, etc. It just depends what you're looking for. The people that work here are pretty friendly, and most items seem to be reasonably priced. We purchased a coffee table that was originally $200 and marked down to $50. I plan to sand it and will either stain or paint it. We didn't have the ability to transport it at the time of purchase, so they held it for us and we picked it up a couple days later. If you're looking for antiques, check out the first floor. They also sell a variety of whole bean coffees, so be sure to grab a bag if you're in need of a caffeine fix!

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Was walking in the area and stopped in. 2 great personalities immediately welcomed us and offered…read moreto write our names in glitter (for free!) I'm hoping this review acts as repayment. Had a good time and will remember this memory. Honestly might as well stop in, where else are you going to find a glitter store.

Went with 3 other ladies to celebrate my birthday and take a class. Had a wonderful time. The class…read morewas taught well and had lots of hands on. Staff was helpful, courteous, and happy. You could tell they enjoyed the place they worked. Lots of choices for glitter and came home with lots of ideas and GLITTER.....you can never have too much! Never having been to any of store like this, I felt the prices were good. Plan to see them again.

Great hosts and educators about alpacas. The tour allows you to interact with the animals and feed…read morethem! Alpacas are such weird animals but so cute! Beautiful piece of land to visit in general. But if you ever wanted to meet some alpacas, highly recommend

What a privilege (and such a blast) it was to meet and feed these precious alpacas up close and…read morepersonal. Nancy and her husband are beautiful souls to be the proud parents of 58 individually named alpacas (and chickens, and goats, and 2 guard llamas and Bruce the Husky guard dog). They have a great little boutique that sells alpaca themed goods as well as genuine alpaca yarn - what a treat! We will definitely return when we come back into town!

My girls and I just missed entering the Petrified Forest National Park near this entrance by about…read morean hour. So we paused at Crystal Forest Museum & Gifts for a while. Crystal Forest is not only a private gift shop NOT associated with the National Park, but they also a campground. Check this out if you are traveling with an RV or tent because Petrified and Painted Desert do not allow camping to my knowledge. The museum is near the RV parking area. A separate, larger gift shop is on the other side of the National Park entrance. I'm a fan of this shop because they sell a variety of petrified wood that you are not allowed to take from the parks. "Then how do they get the petrified wood?" My oldest asked me. I did not inquire about this with staff members. It was so dark and I knew I would be soon approaching winter storms, so I wanted to get back on the road. Restrooms were available. Arizona is more than just the Grand Canyon and Sedona... check this area out too!

Crystal Forest Museum & Gifts has a lot of interesting items that relate to the Petrified Forest…read moreand Painted Desert. This private gift shop is not part of the national park and is located outside the south entrance. They have a really nice collection of colorful petrified wood here. It is illegal to take petrified wood from the park, so this place is a great option to purchase some. Next to the gift shop is a campground with approximately 20 spots. Most sites have sheltered picnic tables. You can camp with an RV, tent or sleep in one of their teepees. Just check with the gift shop for availability. There is no camping inside Petrified Forest National Park, so this is your best option.

My wife of many years wanted to visit this store, so we visited the store…read more The place is well stocked, a huge selection of fabric and accessories. The staff were very friendly, knowledgeable and it seemed like a nice family run business. There is limited street parking unless I missed a parking lot in the area. Regardless, this a great place to purchase quilting supplies.

Wow! Way more than I expected from a small town quilt shop! They have EVERYTHING for the quilter!…read moreAs a novice, I especially appreciated Sharon's help and tour of the store!! They have quilts using their products on display, they have "row" projects and license plate kits... so much! The store even has a self quilting machine.. and it's amazing! You can pick a design and there is a laser pointer pattern you can follow to quilt your design. Located on Route 66, they have plenty of "Route 66" and western themed fabrics. They offer classes too!! You must check it out! I arrived with sons and hubby .. and just FYI, there was a super cool museum just a block away that they enjoyed while I picked up my goodies!

Ok so first off, I was driving towards tuba city to go stay the night, and I thought this would be…read morea great store to stroll around but then the staff was incredibly rude towards me, when they asked to have 50$ which I think is just for safety reasons, I politely declined that I had 50$ and then she just threw me out of the store, I think this would've been a great store but the staff is incredibly rude towards me and thus this establishment deserves a 1 star. (They also yelled, to go towards the back to be let in which I think is very unprofessional)

well my wife walked in to buy beads and lady was very rude and disrespectful telling my wife that…read moreshe could only go through back door and can only come in the door if she has $50 in hand as my wife being a Navajo and a very spiritually we will never ever show our face again no one should have to ever come in and get disrespected

Service. Not very helpful and strong disregard for decent customer service. Seems like they have a…read morecollege clientele that they cater to with little regard to other paying customers.

Ruth Anne has been a strong supporter of the Flagstaff art scene, she has been wonderful in helping…read moreme and the people I know find the best materials for their work. Ruth carries about everything I need or could reasonably expect her to have for a printmaker, and as far as I know her selection for other mediums is excellent as well.

Terrific selection of seed beads, very helpful staff, beautiful focal made by local artists, I wish…read moreI lived here.

I just have to visit this store every time I'm in Sedona. The routine is to visit the vortexes and…read morethe Bead Garden of Sedona. There are two entrances. One in the front and one in the back. I parked in the back, so I entered through the back door on my last visit. Wow! So many varieties of loose beads, it's crazy. And very organized, by the way. This has got to be the most extensive bead shop in existence. It wasn't after I took my bead purchases to the counter to pay that I saw the blown glass beads in the case. $20 for the hearts and $25+ for the owls. It was too hard to resist, so I purchased 3 hearts and an owl. Local artists. Unique gifts for myself, of course. It was just the owner this afternoon. I found out it's always been her shop for the decades that I've shopped here. She's friendly and knowledgeable about her beads.