Antiquarius is one place I always make time for to visit when in Taos! The showroom is…read moresumptuously filled with unique and beautiful antiques from all over the world -- rugs, furniture, textiles and all sorts of home assessories from Pakistan, Afghanistan, Asia, Africa and India, etc. I'm like a kid in a candy store in this place. The rugs, pillows and decorative items I've bought from this special shop have transformed my house into a warm and beautiful place that I love to be in. The shop/showroom is on the way up to Taos Ski Valley, which is a pretty drive. There are great places nearby to eat as well so you can shop and then get lunch too. Highly recommend Antiquarius Imports. Put it on your list to visit when in Taos.

A true treasure of a gallery! Wonderful antiques and art from Africa, India, Pakistan, and other…read moreexotic lands, all pieces come with the story behind them thanks to the owners who have acquired this wonderful collection from over the years. Their rugs are amazing! Much of the merchandise is functional as well as decorative. Interior design advice we received was awesome! If you're in northern New Mexico do not pass up this gallery!

We popped in this store while wandering around Taos. The label of antiques is misleading - the shop…read moreis filled mostly with folk art collectibles from around the world, with most coming from Mexico. The woman who runs the store offered a lot of information about the different things that she had, but it would have been helpful if there was more information around to explain the different things in the shop. The different things were very eclectic, so it was fun to look around. We didn't end up leaving with anything this time, and I'm not sure we'd be back, but it's worth popping in if you're in town.

Great little Antique Store | Art Gallery. Lots of unique wood and metal art pieces. I spotted the…read moreElephant and Kudu art pieces from the street and my interest was immediately piqued. It turns out the pieces are fabricated from scrap metal from cars. I debated between the two, but fairly quickly decided to buy both. Returning the next day, I had the opportunity to speak with the owner, Cam, and she was great! I also picked up two more pieces, the Water Buffalo and Wildebeest ... all that's left are the Springbok and Sable. Visiting this little store is highly recommended if you're visiting or just passing through Taos.

There are three stores in one here so make sure you ask to see all three. (They may have to unlock…read morethem.) The main store is chock full of icons, santos, colonial furnishings---a great array. The second store front is full of mostly African artifacts, mixed in with some more colonial and antique tables. The final store front (depending on the order you're let in) is mostly architectural salvage items. Everything is top-notch. Feel free to bargain with them. The most they can do is say no. Cody, the newest member of this team, showed us around when we were there and you could tell he was passionate about his items (mostly the African artifacts). Make sure you stop in here (especially if you are headed to Rancho de Taos for a side trip from the Plaza.

From the owner: We carry a large selection of authentic Spanish Colonial antique furniture,doors, architectural…read moreelements, devotional art, as well as european antiques.

When you visit San Francisco de Asis Mission Church in Rancho de Taos (made famous by O'Keeffe)…read moremake sure you stop in this gallery, located on the front corner of the Plaza's entrance. We visit at least once on every trip and the staff (and we've dealt with three separate employees/managers) are always friendly and accommodating. They really love what they do and represent the artists well. The gallery stocks antiques as well as work by contemporary artists. Our favorite artist which Chimayo Trading Del Norte represents has to be Martha Appleleaf!

One the best galleries in the Taos area! I love the variety of art from the early Taos artists to…read morethe new talent in the valley, both contemporary and traditional. Also has a great collection of Pueblo pottery, jewelry, antique basketry, and Navajo rugs, both old and new. Recommended by an old family friend from Taos (an avid art collector) several years ago, and I've never been disappointed in what I see. Also, very reasonable prices compared to Santa Fe!

I love going to Abique, NM! I have to stop here when I'm in…read morethe area! The owner, John Bosshard, is very nice and we really enjoy seeing all the merchandise in his huge store! Take a look at his wife's beautiful pottery while you are there!! Looking forward to our next visit in the Spring!!!

magic and then some more. Hit it off with John from entrance to exist. Oh, and purveyed goods well…read morecurated, too.

Very nice gallery in the middle of all Arroyo Seco. They specialize in jewelry, we got to meet the…read moreartist who was nice and brought out some more pieces for us, based on what we were looking for to buy as gifts. Claire was nice and welcoming, the prices aren't high, can't say it's cheap, somewhere in the middle, but they are all handmade and original and she uses the best, highest quality materials. Nice store to browse and shop in, cute little cottage, nicely decorated inside and out.

Passing by on the main strip in Taos, the beautiful Ceramic wall mural was an eye catcher leading…read morethe way to range of statues in the front Personally I found the works to be showstoppers all imaginative and bringing you into a world of imagination with introduction such as this stopping to visit the interior of the gallery was a given, while small in space the collection of painting and jewelry was beautiful coming from Santa Fe that had a large variety of galleries this one by itself was worth the drive out to Taos, inspiring and special, there was selection of unique jewelry that was offered for as little as under 50$ to spectacular pieces at under 200$ this was the first I have seen works by this artists and I left inspired and loving it

1 star for each kitty greeter that they employ 1 star for…read morethe nice woman who helped me as I found a fleur-de-lis wine bottle stopper and crystal stemware. She was very attentive and nice. 1 star for having such a gem right next door to an ice cream store! (where we had chocolate mint ice cream and cotton candy ice cream. Good find, we will be back next time when I have more time to shop. Easy parking right across the street.

I simply love this unique store in this picturesque little town. We stop by here every time we go…read moreto Colorado and always love visiting the staff here at Francesca's and the shop cats! Cute selection of antiques and gifts.

So many hidden gems in here. Once you are inside you are submerged into everything they have to…read moreoffer. They have plenty of items to look at and you likely will walk out with something.

Wonderful store! New inventory all the time! Jewelry, books, furniture, south western collectibles,…read morecoins, vintage kitchen items, LPs, vintage tools, license plates, clothing, fabric and more! I love this place.