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    Eighth Generation

    4.8 (41 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Like a beautiful art gallery, worth coming just to look around!
    Lara O.

    I bought a salish wool blanket online years ago that I cherish. On a road trip I stopped in to see the store in person, tall ceilings and it smelled amazing in there! The staff were really nice, we were wearing the same brand mukluks. I was on a mission (and a budget!) and knew exactly what I wanted, left with two new blankets for gifting that came in beautiful boxes with handles. Last minute picked some socks out for my husband, they feel like really good quality while also being beautiful! Next time I'll buy a scarf for myself, one of the beautiful silky ones. I'm so happy to see Native businesses thriving! Congrats to the whole team, seeing your work on the cover of vogue is a milestone! :)

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    Emily H.

    I haven't been to this store but was looking for a wool blanket online to keep me warm while social distancing in outdoor gatherings in Boston during the winter. I was blown away by the Confluence design by David Boxley. Being an environmentalist his message was inline with my beliefs. Shipment was slower than normal (with Amazon everyone is used to ridiculously quick shipments) but with COVID spiking up online sales and delaying shipments, Eight Generation can't be blamed. I wish they had just thrown the shipping label on the blanket box instead of having a box inside a box, but it does protect against bumps; and their inside box (with a dope design) was in perfect condition. The blanket's quality is top notch. Up close the colors were not as brilliant as they were online (some red fibers in the blue), but it's beautiful! Super soft and not itchy like some of the Pendleton blankets I've felt. I mean it, this wool blanket is not even itchy on my face (and I'm sensitive to wool)! The blanket is edged with a soft microfiber and is made of Aotearoa wool (Maori word for NZ...nice touch). Side note, I love that supporting a shop that benefits inspired Native artists doesn't mean you compromise on quality. I plan I'm enjoying this blanket for years to come and visiting this store next time I'm in Seattle!

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    Tiffany S.

    Just received my cedar bough earrings - I cannot say enough good things about these. They are cast from a real cedar bough locally by artist Louie Gong, which I truly value as a connection to place, identity, and history. They are elegant and at the same time rooted in nature. I have never seen earrings that are more meaningful for me personally and am forever grateful to have found them. Please consider purchasing gifts for your loved ones from Eighth Generation - we are all guests here on Turtle Island and should take every opportunity to center Inspired Natives.

    I love my cedar bough earrings.

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    In Pikes Place there is a small shop with old movie posters, maps, ads, pictures, all kinds of…read morestuff. It's similar to a vinyl record shop where everything is in bins and you shift through them to see what's available. I love movies and found a number of movie posters in different sizes and from different eras. Classics that I grew up with and classics my grandparents grew up with. Really cool! My other half found a number of old maps. Maps where parts of the world hadn't been discovered at the time. They also have old pictures of famous landmarks. I ended up buying an old picture of Pikes Place. Very interesting place. If you're looking for a unique way to decorate or something for a collection, I'd give this place a look.

    Honestly this place has some pretty great stuff I won't lie, I don't think it's to overpriced it…read moreseemed about right. Some things were cheap some were a little more pricey just depends on what you're comfortable spending. A lot of things to choose from all very unique and vintage I love it! But as for custom service the man running the place (I'm assuming) was not rude he just didn't say anything I was like "hi" I said thank you and was trying to be friendly but he was very quiet and almost tuning me out in a way. Other than that you should check this place out if your looking for nice vintage posters, cards and other artwork

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    We stopped by Watson Kennedy Fine Home after being drawn in by its beautifully curated window…read moredisplay, and it did not disappoint! From the moment we walked in, we were warmly welcomed by the wonderful staff. The store is a dream, everything is thoughtfully color-coordinated, making it a feast for the eyes. There's truly something for everyone, and it's the perfect one-stop shop for creating a thoughtful gift basket. I could have easily spent hours browsing the unique selection, but my husband was eager to get to our next destination. We were visiting from out of town the first time we stopped in, but now it is a go to spot, even if it's just to check out what they have put out recently! If you're in Seattle, this store is an absolute must-visit!

    Went here a couple of days ago and had a horrible experience…read more I went on a sunny day, and couldn't see through the window very well. I looked at the sign and it said they were open but I didn't see anyone inside. There's a buzzer out the door and I went and pressed it. No one came so I pressed it one more time. At this point, I saw movement and was buzzed in. Once in, I felt the sales associate staring at me. It was only me and her and I felt quite awkward. I couldn't figure out if I had something on my face or my shirt was on backwards. Finally, the sales associate sternly says "you know, we can hear the buzzer from back there. You do not need to buzz us so many times." I was appalled. I had never been stared at or talked to so rudely. I kindly said "Oh! Sorry. I didn't see anyone inside so I wasn't sure if you could hear me." She didn't respond to that and thankfully another customer came in. I promptly left and will be taking my money elsewhere. It's a bummer as I used to be a loyal shopper and love to support small businesses. As a veteran of customer service, I understand how demanding said job can be, but it doesn't merit being rude to customers.

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