Beautiful curated international textiles and jewelry and fashion. The proprietor, Manson is a…read moretreasure. I found a gorgeous piece of Japanese textile which I shall delight in. So many dresses and special finds!

A beautiful store with unique, sustainably made clothing. I have 2 of my very favorite pieces from…read morehere. The owner is wonderful too!!

Nice affordable place to go shopping! I got some beautiful earrings if you buy 2 it's cheaper so I…read moredid! Same with the bracelets! Nice friendly staff. Large variety of items to buy. I highly recommend this place.

Very cool old historical building! It had an attractive aged exterior that stood out from other…read morebuildings in the area. The wood looked aged and there is an almost unbelievable "established 1603" sign right on front. It's jam packed inside with Native-American arts and crafts. Ask staff for the history and provenance of different pieces since so much of it is actually Native American made. We loved our experience here and the most interesting part was the trapdoor they showed us that led to a sealed up underground tunnel. Najavo Pottery was amazing but its displayed on shelves in the middle of a walkway so if you have a large backpack or bag be careful where you are walking. Along the rafters on the roof there are weaved baskets that I loved and would have loved to take home but they were too large to carry onto the plane.

I love this place because:…read more - One of the few places near the Plaza open until 7 PM, so I can shop after work. - Amazing, diverse selection of the finest vintage Native American jewelry and the most interesting and innovative contemporary artists. - Superb customer service. There is always a friendly, helpful staff member available. They are patient and never make me feel pressured. They treat everyone the same. I'm not a "high roller," but they go out of their way to make me feel welcomed. - Honest prices. They treat their regular customers very well and will work with me to find something within my budget. Their inventory is high quality, meaning nothing in the shop is cheap, but I know I'm getting authentic Native American jewelry and always feel that I'm getting good value. - I actually work in the industry myself and when I don't have what my customers are looking for, I send them here because I know they'll have a good experience.

Awesome little shop across the street from our hotel. Worth the visit. HUGE variety of jewelry and…read morethe staff was fantastic. We walked in and my husband asked if there as a GC with my name on it behind the counter. He was plotting with my aunt for a GC for me to pick out a piece of jewelry for me and I was sooo excited! Picked out a ring. Had it sized and haven't taken it off since. Great team and love the experience!

I have been in this store several times and the owners Amy and John have always been very nice to…read moreme. I have been in both the rail yard store and the Marcy Street store. They even fed me some great French pastry on one occasion. I have seen many people come and go and I was in the store when two ladies took extra brochures because they needed something to write on. The owner was very nice about it but said please take one and write on that if you need to but printing colored brochures is very expensive and if it's scratch paper you are looking for I have a paper bag you can write on. The lady said something I couldn't quite hear but left quite abruptly. I didn't think the owner was being rude. Some folks are just hard to please I guess. Anyway, I've bought some of their shoes and cushions. The items they sell are not inexpensive but it's like Mom used to say, "you get what you pay for". Long story short some of these items are years old now and have been left out in the weather (sun and rain) and they haven't faded or fallen apart. I can't say the same for the Chinese items I've purchased at Wal-Mart. I always try to support our local businesses first and use Wal-Mart as a last resort. Anyway I love this unique one-of-a-kind business. They have things that you won't find anywhere else.

I just had the nastiest customer service experience with this store I think I've ever had…read more I saw online that they sell Fermob bistro tables and chairs which a client of mine is looking for. I was reviewing the online listing, trying to gather pertinent info to share with the client - ie cost, colors, availability, shipping time in transit so they could make an informed decision. The shipping time wasn't listed online but I saw they had a customer service chat function. I sent my question on shipping time and waited a minute for someone to connect. They sent "?????" and "are you there?" right when they connected. Weird. I wrote back hello and they said they needed to know what color to answer. I shared the potential color. They said it was in stock, goes out within week of the order, and ships fedex. I asked how long it would be expected to take in transit. (This was my question initially). They said they don't make any promises. I said is there an estimation... 2 weeks, 5 months, roughly what should we plan for? They then wrote "why would you say that when I just said one week?" But as you recall, I was told after ordering, they ship out within one week. They never said the timing in transit. Then they disconnected. I was dumbfounded! Needless to say I absolutely will not recommend my client orders from Bon Marche. Hope this customer service person has the day they deserve.

Amazing store with fantastic selection of drop dead gorgeous pieces and fair prices! Owner will…read morehelp you find the perfect piece for your budget!

This is the* hidden gem off the Plaza. She has so many great, unique, local pieces. In almost any…read morecase she knows the artist and the history. I'm a small collector and she always impresses me not just with gems and silver work, but also with which custom belt maker, jewelry repair shop to use, and all the critical other details. A couple things: She is a serious expert and appreciates those with a passion for great work. Take your time, there are layers of super cool finds.

When I walked in, she said, "twenty percent off everything!" So I bought a mala. I saw a rupa…read morethey have at Aryaloka Buddhist Center in New Hampshire, the proprietor said it was from Thailand. They had a rupa like the one I have too. The rupas seemed compatabile with the prices in New York's Chinatown, where I recently shopped for rupas. It's not easy to find good Buddha statues. If I move to Santa Fe, maybe in 13 years, I'll certainly come here for my rupa needs. They had a very good varriety of sizes, styles, mudras and materials. I got a mala for 6 dollars. Yay.

I walked in here with my friend Dahye last March when she was visiting here. They had the most…read morelovely scarves for very reasonable prices ($20-$25) . Dahye bought one for me and ever since then I've been trying to remember where I got it- Then yesterday I wandered in to pick up some prayer flags for our new house, and recognized this as where we'd gotten the scarf! The store owner had just returned from Asia- she said in 6 weeks she will have a huge shipment coming in- I'm excited to see what she bought! Yesterday while browsing I found singing bowls, Buddhist statues, these amazing mirrored pillow covers, wood carvings, shell covered purses, all kinds of neat gifts and unique finds. Prices did seem unusually low for being near the Plaza like this.

I was on a mission to find New Mexican-made sterling silver beads for a friend. Glorianna's was my…read morefirst stop in Santa Fe and I'm glad of it. As other reviewers have said, it's a small shop packed to the gills with beads and related items. Much of the stock is indeed behind glass so you have to ask for assistance. That makes the store less fun for the casual browser or if you want to handle things before buying. However, I think all the glass cases are understandable as much of their stock is vintage and/or valuable. The one staff person there was able to help me find what I wanted, even showing me a couple of different options. I bought a number of beads and went away happy.

I love this place!!! Star is the best and has been very helpful. She has gone as far to mail my…read morebeads etc... when I couldn't make it to Santa Fe. Beware..... so many choices!!!

I dealt with Lyn Fox Pottery recently and had the pleasure of dealing with Randy Brokeshoulder…read more Randy was extremely knowledgeable, especially in regards to the carvers. He made the whole experience really enjoyable to shop at LFFPP. I would recommend stopping in and just have a chat with Randy and soak up his considerable understanding of Pueblo culture. And while you are there, check out Randy's work, it's exceptional.

Lyn A Fox Fine Pueblo Gallery not only has a wonderful collection of old and contemporary pottery…read moreof the 19 New Mexico Native American pueblos, they also offer for sale hand-carved katsina dolls. We purchased a katsina by artist Randy Brokeshoulder that was of exceptional quality and very reasonably priced. Lyn Fox is very knowledgeable and is happy to share information on the artists and arts of the southwest. This is a great place to start in Santa Fe if you are curious about native pottery and crafts.