The store was recommended by the discounted jewelry store, so we decided to check it out. It's much…read morebigger inside, and has a lot of different type of Indian American goods, from jewelry to fur from animal, and pots etc. it's interesting to walk around and figure out different stuff, it sectioned in different rooms and walking around is enjoyable. No one is following you around, so you are totally free! It's nice.

Such a cool place! Lots of stuff to look at like skulls, pelts, crystals, Native American items.read more

I just have to visit this store every time I'm in Sedona. The routine is to visit the vortexes and…read morethe Bead Garden of Sedona. There are two entrances. One in the front and one in the back. I parked in the back, so I entered through the back door on my last visit. Wow! So many varieties of loose beads, it's crazy. And very organized, by the way. This has got to be the most extensive bead shop in existence. It wasn't after I took my bead purchases to the counter to pay that I saw the blown glass beads in the case. $20 for the hearts and $25+ for the owls. It was too hard to resist, so I purchased 3 hearts and an owl. Local artists. Unique gifts for myself, of course. It was just the owner this afternoon. I found out it's always been her shop for the decades that I've shopped here. She's friendly and knowledgeable about her beads.

This sweet little bead store is nestled in the natural beauty of ancient rock formations and is…read morechock full of unique one of a kind beads and charms. There are loose beads in all sorts of materials like wood, bone, shell, glass and crystal and there are strands of beads hanging on the wall in hanks. There is crystal, natural stone and fire polished Czech crystal in many colors to choose from. The owner was so sweet and attentive and let us know that even though we're not local that she'd work with us! The beads were well priced and I feel like I walked away with a whole lot of beads for a great deal! We're not local but we'll be coming back!!

We were impressed with all the items they had for sale. So much so that we returned again and…read moreAngelique remembered our names. Quite impressive with all the tourists coming through. We ended up buying something both times we were there.

Overpriced merchandise and bad return policy. Manager not helpful. Would not recommend!read more

Purchased several items from here. Authentic, reasonable prices, helpful and friendly staff,…read morePrompt and well done packaging! I wish the whole world operated like these folks Boy would I love to work here

While out on an epic road trip from Chicago and on the hunt for legit kachinas and other authentic…read moreNative American wares we literally stumbled upon the Katchina House in Sedona. No not the Sedona you usually think of but the real Sedona. The place people live, work, play, and the Sedona you find the off the tourist path legit local businesses. Yes it's out there past the tourist areas. Kachina House is the real deal! Upon entering the ladies there all said hello and were extremely welcoming. Everyone assisted us in every way they could and were truly excited in doing so. The treasures in this store are innumerable. I mean this store is the most authentic beautiful Native American store I've ever been in the Southwest. You will be in awe of the authenticity and beauty of what they offer. There's something for everyone from smaller art pieces to the large intricate one of a kind art. All of their offerings are tagged and signed by the Native artists who made the piece. Upon entering the main room offers some items for kids and mementos for the road tripper memories. There truly is something for everyone here. It's difficult to even describe the beauty of the store, its offerings, and the peace and serenity you will find while in their building. I've always heard about the feeling of peace and that 'aura and spirituality' that Sedona possesses. Well, the Kachina House truly has that feeling. It is the real Sedona. It's like a mini museum and you feel the Native American presence while you are there. Naturally there are items you do not want to touch or simply just shouldn't out of respect. I hesitate to even take photos of the inside and the offerings out of respect. I'm not sure that you can even take photos so please inquire with staff first. When in Sedona Kachina House is a must stop! Support this business and the beauty they provide. Don't miss out on it.

Very small shop through the woods of Sedona. It's been around since the 40's, and there is a clear…read moresign at the street through the very windy part of the road. It's located inside a house, and you need to ring the doorbell to enter. Very nice and knowledgeable lady runs the store and even had pamphlets on the artists and info on they're works. They are open 7 days a week, unless the family that runs it away. There are a ton of interesting & intricate handmade items. Most things are expensive, but I have not seen these unique art pieces anywhere else, so I had to get a few things. Some of the Native artists are actually retiring and no longer creating, so I'm glad to have bought one of their last works of art.

Been shopping here since the 1970s. Carol will lead you through a world class collection of vintage…read moreand contemporary pieces, featuring the best turquoise ever mined. Love these people, view them as friends, and my car goes there on auto pilot. Shop with confidence. The cut above!!!!

Good souvenir shop in the middle of the shopping area in Sedona. We wanted to look for reasonably…read morepriced Sedona souvenirs and a lot of stores closer to the parking area had very similar prices which to us felt very expensive. Walked little bit more in the area and found this place and was able to find something we liked at good prices. This is a small store but we liked a lot of items sold here. The owner was nice and kind to help us with size questions for bracelets, etc.

Such a lovely chilled atmosphere with gifts and souvenirs, some of which have been created by local…read moreartists and materials, making your gifts unique and memorable! The gentleman at the counter greeted me with a smile and was so friendly and helpful. Would definitely recommend stopping by here for your mementos!

Our Hats Are Off! Sedona Embroidery promised - and…read moredelivered! We were looking to personalize a baseball cap honoring our squirrel rescue/raise/rehab/release endeavors over the past 16 years, and Hojat and Golab, owners of Sedona Embroidery and Bali's Tailoring, totally understood! The text was a bit crass, but once they knew its origins, they were "all in." We ordered two caps with the same font, but different thread colors, and the final products were spectacular! Relocating to Sedona last year from a major urban area, we are thrilled to find - and support - a family-owned and operated business which produces quality work in a timely manner! We will definitely add Sedona Embroidery at the top of our list for future work and offer them a hearty referral. Out thanks! Leslie and Din

From the owner: Need Some Ideas For Custom Embroidery? Corporate Apparel,…read moreBaseball Caps & Hats, Team Sports Apparel, Polo Shirts, Golf bags, Backpacks, Shopping Bags & Totes Monogramming on Towels, Bath Robs, Pillows, and many home decor items

Looking for a beautiful rare turquoise or a special gift for someone hard to buy for? Joe Wilcox…read moreIndian den has something for everyone. So many gifts and fine hand crafted pieces of jewlery to choose from. The quality and craftsmanship in the turquoise pieces are incredible! Such works of art. It is extremely difficult choosing one piece. I could spend all day admiring all the different pieces. Elizabeth was super patient and helpful with finding the perfect pieces. She explained what parts of the world every piece of turquoise i was looking at came from. Seeing how different parts of world create unique color variations of turquoise is really interesting. Elizabeth also explained the processes used to create Navajo pearl chains. Pretty incredible they make each piece by hand. I feel like I learned so much with my time with her. This will be my go to place in sedona for all my jewelry gift needs. Thank you Elizabeth for making my time here so memorable. I appreciate the time you spent assisting me in starting my jewelry collection. Ill be back for sure! I feel like we walked in as customers and walked out as family. Kristel, I greatly appreciate your honest feedback of how pieces looked and the assistance you provided as well. You both are fantastic!

Great service from Scott! He helped me try on and pick a beautiful turtle opal ring. Showed me the…read morepurple spiderweb opal too! Never seen anything like it. Helped me clean my rings too!! Thank you Steve!

Not only is the collection of beads, jewelry, belts, and other gorgeous knick-knacks expansive and…read morebeautiful-- but the shopowner Anne is the most genuine and authentic soul we've encountered here in Sedona. My trip here feels complete with the two absolutely stunning stone earrings I purchased that were handcrafted with care (for only $35, mind you) and my lovely interaction with Anne. I will certainly be coming back the next time I visit Sedona.

Beautiful store and wonderful customer service. They have everything in this store from gorgeous…read moreauthentic quality jewelry to amazing Navajo rugs and with price points to make anyone happy! We had to come by here one more time before we continued on our road trip. It's just a lovely gem of a store in the area, 1000% better than any of those things on the side of the road claiming to sell authentic Indian jewelry etc.

Tlaquepaque Art & Shopping Village is one of the premier spots for shopping and eating in Sedona…read more Parking can be crowded so I advise arriving when the stores open. We arrived about an hour after opening and had to circle twice before finding a place to park. There are many art galleries, restaurants and unique businesses located here to keep you busy. Store owners are friendly and engaging. .

Great vibe in a perfect authentic setting. Fountains, statues and sculptures were throughout the…read morevillage. Live musicians performing in the common areas. Lots of shops to visit from simple art to elaborate high end bronze statues. Worth the stroll with the family. Parking is free and there are plenty of restaurants in the village to pick from. Make it an afternoon!