the best jewelry the best prices for wholesalers and they have a very good customer serviceread more

These are some of the nicest people I've met in awhile, and I love the vast selection of jewelry…read morethey had in the store. Everything was so beautiful and well priced. My cousin brought me here to shop and they gave her the key so she could show me things I liked in glass cases; they were so trusting and friendly. I like to put things on and walk around a bit, to see if I find something else to replace it by the time I am ready to check out, so a lot of switches happened. However, after I had chosen my treasures, I noticed I still had a ring on my finger! I would have walked out with it. They laughed, examined the ring, and actually threw it in with all the other purchases. So nice. My dad offered to pay for a more expensive set I loved, and I would pay for some smaller items myself, but when we got up to the counter he shoved everything to the salesman (habit, I guess) so I thought he was just going to pay for everything after all. Typical of him. While he was settling the bill I was asking the names of all the stones so I could write them down. They put them in boxes and we left. A few minutes later my dad asked if I had paid for the other pieces; he didn't recall shoving everything to the salesman; we checked the receipt and they had only charged us for one set, so we called my cousin. She said they had just called her because they forgot to charge us. We were horrified! I joked that I guess I was determined to steal something from them! But it's no joke, it was awful! my dad dropped us at El Rancho hotel because we wanted to look around and he went back to pay them. They were so nice, he said. A few days later, we went back to pick up my fathers' broken turquoise watch band they had fixed for him, and also were hoping to buy some bracelets for my niece since the ones she loved in Santa Fe were high priced compared to what we paid in Gallup. They invited us in to shop some more and laughed about the incident a few days earlier. They said they didn't think for a second that I had stolen it, they understood what had happened. That made me feel so much better, I would hate for them to think I would do that to them! Anyway, I hope to shop here again, their merchandise is lovely. I have not stopped wearing it and I get compliments every day. :)

These guys are the best. They always take great care of us. They are very patient with all our…read morequestions as well.

This is a great place to shop. They have a variety of items including beautiful jewelry and…read morecarvings, pottery and fetishes. There was also some souvenir-type gifts. You can buy some great gifts here for your whole family and friends because of the variety of all the items, the collection of jewelry and the reasonable prices.

Summary: --great selection of Zuni crafts, especially…read morefetishes --l-o-n-g drive from anywhere, especially if you're trying to hit both Zuni and Hopi shops the same day If you're interested in Zuni fetishes and can stop only at one place, this is probably as good or better than others (though this is the the only place I had time to stop). Large selection with knowledgeable, friendly staff.

Totally not worth the visit for donated items everything is price high. $5-10 for kid jeans. $10…read morecookie jars?$4 dollars for shirts?? You might as well be like the Goodwill. These are free donated items that the community had donated to help with cost of the humane society. You might as well go to Walmart and buy brand new items.

I Dont know what the person that wrote the review from Dallas is talking about or what store she…read moreactually went to . The folks in the store are extremely nice here , their prices are fair , their store is clean and well organized , and i always enjoy going in and having a chat with the ladies , on top of that - getting extremely good and fair deals for really good quality stuff ! I purchased my favorite pair of pants from this store for $ 1 ! The quality of their goods and pricing is better than the Catholic Charities or the Goodwill down the street .The people at those stores are super nice too , and should be checked out as well , but for me - they are overpriced and most of their stuff is a little junkie at best . This is a great thrift store , and the ladies all work hard to keep it that way. Like i said , you should check out all the stores , but this one is my favorite for sure .

Well worth the time if you are in the area. LOTS of vendors and variety. Fair prices for most…read moreitems.

This flea market is a walk-through of Native American culture. With many handmade goods, jewelry…read moreand crafts. It's an experience of discovery of appreciation of Native crafts. The food experience is amazing. I've enjoyed eating boiled corn, spam burrito, and pozole. There are also fry bread with different fillings for sale. I would definitely go back again!

Cigars very cheap great selection!! Picked up a few to support our Indian Nation... They also have…read morealot of Native American doll, paintings, peace pipes, arrow, all the stuff you probably wanted when you were a kid!!! This place offers tons to choose from so if your passing through Arizona on the I40 you should check it out...

well this is long over due. i couldn't find my stickers and business cards after looking everywhere…read moreI found them!! we went in this store the tee pee trading post along our travels on route 66. we talked to Chad who was absolutely wonderful. what a nice person, very informative and just plain enchanting. we wound up buying two lahaina dolls along a tee pee. he was charming and you just had to but because he was so nice. we plan on coming this way again maybe next year on our travels to williams. an adorable store full of exciting stuff !! you can help buy some treasure to take home. vu do's to you Chad and we'll see you soon it was a pleasure

Ok like I always say people you got to get outside and enjoy life!…read more This totally unique store is located on the Zuni Indian reservation a very proud people of the mesa's of North Eastern NM"s desert. If you know history you will know who the Zuni Indians are, the history and UFOS! Anyways my travels had taken me to this trading post to look for some treasure for my Girls back home. We drove for a bit until we found this store off the highway. This is no mall OK its a building with no frills. Anyways if your looking for any type of treasures made by real Indians not Hindus from India OK real American Indians. This is as real as it gets, also when you visit these reservations the people are very proud so don't act like a honky! be respectful. The place has about the widest selection of gifts and art work like pottery, jewelery of all types, hand painted dolls, just a nice place to look around and press your nose to the glass and get your shopping groove on! and get this the place is owned by a real cool guy named Mohammad Safieh and I'm not pulling your leg its totally true, is that something else or what people. The guy will offer you a cool drink, take it, the temps get above 100 so as always drink lots of fluids. Anyways when in Zuni for a ride or drive please stop in and ask for Mohammad! if your looking for some high quality Indian art. I say Check them out!

very friendly atmosphere & the best prices around!! Mohammad is easy going & you feel like friends…read moreafter your first visit! Great Zuni jewelry & Kachina's. A very extensive fetish collection to choose from. Always a favorite when I am in New Mexico. Easy to find and ample parking out front. Located in Zuni Pueblo so you even get to meet some of the artists when they stop by to see the owner.

The place around Window Rock to get Native themed t-shirts, cd's, and books. Great place to get…read moregifts if visiting Navajo Nation Museum nearby.

I like looking at the unique stuff in this store. They make a great latte too. It's not overly…read moresweet like the ones from McDs. They also sell beading supplies. Warm atmosphere.