Stopped by and bought some jewelry. Beautiful pieces and was happy with the price. The lady that…read morehelped us was extremely friendly and giving us tips for each of our hikes. Overall, a great experience!

Unique art and gifts. I found a beautiful copper indoor wind spinner several years ago and I love…read morewatching it especially when A/C turns on. And the store keeper was so very nice and informative. It is one of my fave stores, and I live in Savannah GA

This is a great stop along Highway 89 in Mount Carmel, Utah. This art studio houses some of the…read moregorgeous works of world famous western artist Maynard Dixon. The studio not only displays the incredible paintings of this artist it also gives a window view to remember of the nearby White Cliffs of the Elkhorn Mountains. Also, while you're there, take a tour of the cabin Maynard Dixon lived in and enjoy the beauty of the area at the same time as you enjoy this artist's incredible work. Other talented painters display some of their work too.

From the owner: Tours of the Maynard Dixon home and studio with provisions for RV hookups. Sale of available…read moreartwork by important American artists and posters and prints by Maynard Dixon

Wow. Beautiful photography. Loved this stop so much. Worth a stop whether you purchase or not. I…read morewent in looking for a metal print for around $100-120 thinking I wouldn't find it in a gallery. Found it and ended up with two because I couldn't decide and loved them both. Can't wait to hang them up!! David was at the counter and super welcoming and kind. He was happy to talk about any of the art and assist where he could. Choices of smaller items with his art as well...magnets, puzzles, calendars, book, etc. You can also have items shipped.

Best landscape photo gallery in So Utah. His capture of light is amazing! Stunning photos of Zion.read more

Excellent selection of beautiful art by local artists. They also arrange for shipping home. I…read morehighly recommend a visit to this gallery.

This review is strictly about the photography displayed in the gallery and the amazing artist…read morebehind the lens. Wow! I was blown away by Jason's photographs. Springdale has three local photography artist with a gallery and they are all very talented, but the photo art at Dezion by Jason Butler was by far my favorite. We are hobby photographers and we felt very fortune to meet and shop talk with the artist and we can tell immediately how passionate he is about his craft and the amazing Nature that surrounds his home. Jason's photos reflects who he is. In his photos you can feel the humble love and respect he has for nature and he has honed his craft to capture that love in the most amazing photographs. I wish I had 10% of his talent! Although we walked in close to closing time, he spent quite a bit of time with us talking about where and how the various photos were taken and showed us some of his favorite lenses giving even more life and the stories behind the photos. Strangely, one of my favorite photos was the night shot of the Hoover Dam. We only met him once but we left feeling like we made a new friend. Make sure and stop by the gallery when you visit Zion and say hello to Jason!

Thank you for taking the time to respond and investigate the situation…read more While I appreciate the clarification regarding the employee's intent, I would also like to point out that, aside from one other couple in the gallery, we were the only group present during our visit. When we first entered, the employee was not assisting that couple, yet we were still not greeted, acknowledged, or offered any assistance. In fact, one member of our party, a former florist, attempted to start a conversation about a piece (that could hold small stems of flowers) because it genuinely caught his interest. The interaction was met with little engagement, and he walked away feeling as though his interest was not valued. As artists and creative professionals ourselves, we are naturally attentive to atmosphere, communication, and the way people interact with one another. The overall tone of our visit simply did not feel warm, welcoming, or inviting. The comment we overheard reinforced an impression that had already been developing throughout our time in the gallery. While I appreciate the clarification regarding the employee's intent, I still feel it is important to share how the interaction affected us as customers. Regardless of whether the comment was meant literally, the tone came across as dismissive and left us feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome. I appreciate your response and your willingness to look into the matter. My intention in sharing this feedback is simply to explain why the experience was disappointing from our perspective and why we ultimately decided not to support the gallery that day.

Great gallery with beautiful outdoor and indoor pieces. I was particularly drawn to the…read morespinners.... I think "mesmerized" would be a good description. Although, while looking at them, I felt calmer... Soothed. I learned the spinners are designed / crafted by a local artist so if you have the wherewithal, you should get one!

Awesome place, Daniel Mead in an amazing artist, educated from some of the best master's in the…read moreworld and so willing to teach. There is not another open enrollment school like this anywhere. Thank you Daniel, what a great experience.

From the owner: We are a mix of Gallery, rockshop, jewelry store, jewelry and Lapidary schoolread more

A great place for one of a kind handmade art. A must stop for art lovers and collectors. Always on…read moremy list when passing through.

My wife was and has been interested in a true Navajo blanket, and as she says "when I see it I'll…read moresee it" as to what exactly she wanted. After not seeing what she wanted in another store, I Yelped and the magic 8-ball recommended Tribal Arts Zion. When we got to Zion National Park, we first checked out the village of shops outside the entrance. Tribal Arts Zion is full of all kinds of colorful art, jewelry, blankets, pottery, and most are tagged with the artist who created the object. Unfortunately, the one female staffer did not have a very friendly customer service attitude. She was very curt answering any questions and not forthcoming with any further information. She did not seem to want to assist us although she did ask us to let her know if we needed anything. I personally did not feel welcome in the store and we left without buying anything. Prices did seem reasonable and there are some very fine pieces available.

We dropped in just before closing and found a couple of items we were interested in. We spoke with…read morethe clerk. Her shift was at its end and she referred us to another register for payment. We asked some questions and received detailed information. She decided to stay and ring up our order. The thing we noticed and loved was the care she put into wrapping our items to protect them from getting damaged. The interaction left us with warm memories.

Wow. Want to talk about some beautiful stuff. The main store is closed because this is there off…read moreseason but there Native Arts Gallery was open and it was amazing. They had some beautiful art paintings of the mountains here at Bryce Canyon for sale as well as some portraits and the petrified wood was just amazing. There was so much to look at you could spend a few hours there. Each piece has its own story and it captures your eye ! There remarkable . And yes there all one of a kind so you want them all! The natural beauty replicated onto the painting and taken with the pictures was just a joy to see.