One of my favorite little shops we found on our summer trip to Telluride. I love spots like this,…read moreeven though everything is on the costly side. Picaya is like a high quality Earth Bounds Trading Company (are those still around?). Like a more eclectic, expensive, and small Pier 1 or World Market. Their tagline is "Many cultures... one source" - simple and fitting. It's super cozy in here, like a really awesome, worldly, and wealthy person's living room. Beautiful furniture, pillows, lamps, mirrors, hand woven baskets, bowls, wooden boxes, glass pipes, fancy candles and soaps, crystals, rugs, handmade toys and trinkets. Everything is so earthy and fragrant with vibrant colors and unique details. You could probably spend hours admiring all of these handmade goodies from around the world. Incense, spiritual decor, jewelry, wind-chimes, gorgeous wall art, kitchen tools... I didn't end up buying anything because we were only passing through and I'd already spent enough $$$, but it was definitely my kinda boutique. I wish I could fill my entire house with treasures from Picaya.

I absolutely adore Picaya! It's not exactly a tourist shop, it's not exacltlyan art gallery, it's…read morenot exactly a toy store - it's a little bit of everything. The place is so cool! Imagine a store filled with handmade carved wooden boxes of varying sizes and uses (I own at least two just for their aesthetics), multiple incense scents to choose from, mirrors, statues of dragons and buddhas, energy crystals, hand woven rugs and old school (yet still unique) children's toys designed to amaze and delight. The place is just excellent for finding something totally unique to take home to that unlucky soul who couldn't come to Telluride for the skiing. There are plenty of things that are easily packable (and many that are easily breakable too - ask about assistance shipping fragile or larger items home, they can accommodate), and as I said, since almost all is hand made, it's all unique. Every time I go, I have to pick up something new to remember the trip by. Great find. Even if you don't want to drop any coin, it's definitely worth wandering into and poking around - you never know what treasure they'll have.

I visited the store in late December. The ladies at the store were nice since we walked in one of…read morethem offered help with sizes and information. After I replied we were just looking for now she was respectful and didn't push which I always appreciate. As we browsed the store I approached her to try a few coats I liked and she was very helpful. I ended up buying a reversible coat. Checkout was simple and she gave me all the info I needed for taking care of it. Quality seems to be good and even though most things are made in Turkey it is an American Brand.

Karen and Alexis provided wonderful service and were willing to go above and beyond the call of…read moreduty. There were 11 of us there and each and every one of us were impressed with their knowledge and professionalism. They stayed open after normal business hours to accommodate us. World class service! We definitely will come back to shop in the Telluride store. Amazing !

I love this store! Everything is beautiful, great variety of home decor items & some kitchen…read moreutensils. Well-worth stopping in!

Pretty unfriendly, hence no people at the register. Complimented Tom's dog, he replies "there's 40…read moreof them in town", compliment his furniture, Tom says "I know". We leave store with lots of money in our pockets to spend on our home remodel elsewhere.

I had bought a leash from their store for my dog Zeus, and while walking him the leash broke in the…read morefollowing way: the clip slid out of place as the hole was too large - see picture. We were fortunate to notice immediately as we live on a busy street. The company responded in an unacceptable fashion offing money vs. acknowledging the fact that their products are sub-par and doing something about it. I strongly discourage anybody from purchasing any products from this company, given the danger that these products expose our pets to!

We have bought collars for the 4 Bernese Mountain Dogs we've had over the years from Alpen Schatz…read more Once, I wanted a different design and went with a different company - the decorative studs came off and the collar stretched out during play. I immediately went back to Alpen Schatz, never to stray again! These collars last for years and years and look great. When one of our dogs passed away, I wanted one of the decorations from her collar to put with her ashes. The folks at Alpen Schatz suggested one of their key rings which would have both the stud and a nice piece of leather. I attached her dog tag to the key ring and it's a perfect remembrance. Fabulous workmanship, beautiful execution, lasting design. I recommend them highly.

Cassandra was extremely helpful, not pushy at all! Didn't find exactly the right bedroom furniture…read morebut purchased a great office chair. We'll be back!!

From the owner: The U.S. upholstery and furniture industry is expected to gain more ground in the coming years…read more Over the past few years, millennials have nearly tripled revenues from furniture sales in the U.S. New upholstery can refresh and restore a favorite piece of furniture.

Charming old building loaded with beautiful home decorator items. They also sell coffee under the…read morename "Karma" The coffee here was average, the server, a truly beautiful woman was unfortunately aloof, distant and she struggled to be friendly. Otherwise, the atmosphere here is nice.

Stopped for gas next door and decided we needed good coffee as opposed to gas station coffee and…read morewas pleased with the outcome. The coffee was good and I left with some neat things for the house too. It's worth a stop and the owner was very sweet not to mention Sam, the dog, who my grand daughter just loved.