Love this shop, we made a few trips in to check it out. Once to look and buy, again to show others…read morewhat we found! I love the one-of-a-kind stone jewelry options, I bought a piece I'm really in love with. I was even given a cord to wear my pendant on since i did not have chain at the time. My son found some rocks and stones he could afford for under $5 and we got gifts as well. I really enjoyed the large crystals and fossils, this place is just fun to check out even if you are not buying.

It looked like a great store, but it was closed when we stopped by. I thought, meh I will just go…read moreonline and they probably have a fabulous website! Nothing there. Oh well, I will have to take my business elsewhere.

This was a big surprise. They have a lot of Nautical…read morevintage items i got wood float s with original Japanese writing that have never seen. And a barnacle at mark down. perfect

Fun selection of new and old. There are definitely some treasures to be had here. Great selection…read moreof vintage vinyl and cassettes at decent prices. And then endless other treasures, stuff for both the tourists and collectors. Worth a stop.

We stopped in because we love glass art. When we walked in the back, we saw that they had one on…read moreone glass making classes. My wife decided that that would be fun and signed up. From start to finish, it takes around half an hour. During that time, Amanda starts with a blob of hot glass and helps the customer roll it, add color to it, shape it, reheat it and then press it out into a finished shape. It goes into a kiln to cool for 24 hours and then you can pick it up. The net result was really pretty and my wife enjoyed the experience.

Beautiful artwork. An Oregon Coast gem. If you are looking for a glass float, this is the place…read moreto go. They have even more than those too.

Since my first visit (and review), I have continued to visit Ancient Light every time I am staying…read morein Waldport, so at least a couple times a year. While I am still pretty clueless about most of the items they sell, I have continue to learn a lot by going in and asking about any/every interesting thing I see. It's incredibly fascinating and I learn something new every time. Their friendliness and willingness to talk/teach while not being judgemental or condescending is so very appreciated. They seem to genuinely enjoy what they do and talking with visitors. I have finally bought some things too, instead of just going in and aimlessly looking around and asking silly questions. I have picked up two dream books and have my eye on a couple of others that I would love to purchase if they are still available when I come back. I've also grabbed a couple of the smaller (and less expensive) geodes that I just thought were beautiful, and probably some other small pieces that I can't remember at the moment. This last time I went in, I finally asked about this red Lucky Cat bank I have been eyeing for months (a year??) now. I went in with my boyfriend and he bought it for me. I know it's silly but I spent a lot of time thinking about that Lucky Cat and I am so happy nobody else bought it before us because it makes me really happy to have it now. Sometimes it's just the little things :) And with their range of items, something is bound to stand out to you like that too. I have absolutely no complaints and wouldn't change a single thing about this shop, but I know that some people might have a problem with the "mess". I don't know if I even feel comfortable calling it a "mess", I think they just have a lot going on, and they've mentioned that they are always working on reorganizing and going through new things. I personally think it adds to the appeal though a little bit. Another reviewer says it's like a treasure hunt, and I absolutely agree! If you've made it this far in my review, it probably already goes without saying that this is one of my favorite little shops in Waldport, I'm so grateful it's here, and I am always looking forward to my next visit!

I love the store, I have practiced Wicca since I was 4 years old. As a child I could see spirits…read moreand could talk the to the worlds beyond. My Great Grandmother was an Irish White Witch. My whole family could see spirits and feel them all around them. As a teenager I could move objects with my mind. I have always tried to help my fellow humans understand nature and the unseen world better

This is a cool little stop if you go have an interest in items from around the world. She has a…read morelovely collection of rocks, geodes, beads, jewelry, fabrics, gift items and more! The owner Rose is usually on site and has a lovely history and knowledge of the items she sells. Her fabrics from Japan are amazing and she even has some kimonos. She has been here 50 years so lots to see! And the dragon out front is pretty cool for a picture too!! Worth a stop and shop!

Eclectic is the key word here,a wonderful collection of artifacts from all over the world, Japanese…read moreSilk Fabrics, Threads , Sari Jackets. Also amazing art jewelry created by Gary Hauser, the original artisan owner,his legacy is still carried on by Rose. Hauser Gallery is like Stepping into a Genie's bottle you never know what surprise you will discover....Enjoy!

Cute little gift shop with all kinds of fun things to look at! I've been looking high and low to…read morefind one if those magnets for my dishwasher, you know the kind you flip over from clean to dirty? Those things are freaking hard to find anywhere! Well I found a cute one here with Charlie Brown on it. Exactly what I needed! Plus a little bag of handcrafted tea. I'd come back again if I was in the area.

Such rude customer service here! I didn't get the girl's name that worked here on a Monday but she…read morewas so unhelpful and any question seemed to be an enormous and labor intensive effort here. She was a bit heavier, brown hair and glasses. So very rude for this gallery and I hope not all staff and ownership is a good representation of the business here. As far as the as the inventory goes it is interesting and they have light bulb sculptures I liked but the staff member simply drove me off.

I visited their new store location in Seal Rock soon after they opened. Their store and merchandise…read moreare super cute, and the owners were very kind and knowledgeable. It's obvious they love what they do. Prices were reasonable for the type of yarn and much of it being hand-dyed by the owner. Will definitely support their business again when we are traveling through again!

A wonderful, yarn ,fiber, and some fabric store. The woodworking side of the store has reasonably…read morepriced coastal themed kitch. Always nice to find a nice fiber arts store

This is a souvenir/arts and crafts shop right on 101 next to The Drift Inn. The space is nice…read moreinside with room to have a look around. I noticed that they mostly had clothing when I first came in this time. They've got some fun whimsical stuff and I bought a special cup that says: The Secret Society of Ex Mermaids Yachats Chapter. Of course I HAD to buy one but don't give away my secret.

The shop had some fun quirky souvenirs. Excellent t-shirt selection. Owner was friendly and fun to…read morechat with, had some great tips on tourist activities.