Good selection but lady was stuck at retail no bundling prices or reduction for resale License. The…read morecompetition is much more accommodating. So bought much less. Only stuff to sell for hedge on inflation. Yup like the 80s

Great Terlingua coffee has been purchased from here by phone, and shipped to us! I need to buy more…read morebut your phone is busy all the time! Are you still open? Thanks

This place was such a cool stop in Alpine! There was an incredible collection of antiques that were…read moremindfully organized and curated. I could've spent hours in the store. Not to mention the family was kind and the man behind the counter was super fun to talk to and very knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend to anyone, and I might go back down to Alpine just for another visit!

Guy and Russ know their business and have the best collection of West Texas…read moreGems, artifacts and Western gear for Cowboys andCowgirls ! The jewelry is authentic and beautiful! They should charge admission, it is a museum not to be missed!

Beautiful handmade, one of a kind jewelry. Whenever I'm in Alpine, I always buy something. I…read moreprobably have about a dozen rings and necklaces from this shop. The owner & designer is a wonderful guy (sorry, can't remember his name right now) and is happy to answer all my questions and swap stories. I hope to get back to the Big Bend region soon and I'll definitely be making a stop here.

Randomly found this store as we were passing though Alpine. The person in the shop who I think was…read morethe owner was incredibly nice - gave us a lot of great information on the jewelry and some local tips on where to eat and what to see. The jewelry was very well priced. I got some earrings with a design created by Matilde Poulat - who had done pieces worn by Frida Kahlo. We stopped in a little shop in Marathon who were selling very similar earrings for $50 more - so I'm very happy with the purchase!

Hidden Gem in the Heart of West Texas. Tucked away on a dusty little main street where the sky…read morestretches forever, this small-town art gallery is one of those rare places that feels like a secret waiting to be discovered. I stopped in on a quiet Friday afternoon, just passing through, and left with more than just a beautiful piece of art--I left with a story I'll carry forever. The gallery that Julie and Bruce Lee have created is cozy and curated with heart. Local artists fill the walls, each piece breathing with the character of the land. If you find yourself anywhere near this part of Texas, do yourself a favor and stop in. Even if you don't buy anything, you'll leave with something: a little more soul, a little more story.

Very unique, eclectic, special art gallery with pottery, vintage, retro art, and other very clever…read morepieces you will love! The couple running the place are delightful and full of great stories and information on their artists and the surrounding area. HiGHLY recommend you make a point to visit because this is quintessential Western folk art at its finest. I came for one artist and was delighted to find numerous others to enjoy. It's like a little museum on the backside of the main thoroughfare thru town. Definitely must visit location. Call first because they rotate between this gallery and their other one in Waxahachie.

This is a store run by a husband-wife duo from Texas. They've got some fun offerings from vintage…read moreband shirts and other vintage items to colognes, perfumes, socks, and things made in Marfa. For instances, you can purchase a made in Marfa print, bottle opener, or horseshoe. It's fun to browse...and buy here!

Friendly owner and the sweetest shop dogs!…read more Cool selection of both new and vintage swag. Inspiring space to putter and find a treasure to take home from Marfa. Scored a cool cashmere neckerchief that kept me warm during the chilly Feb nights in Marfa.

Sometimes you have to dig to find your gems, other times you have to drive into the desert to…read moregather your treasures. Esperanza always has incredible finds at fair prices, including some artful designs by local designers, vintage denim, lots of belts, some homewares, and of course, ART! Jenny and Em are lovely hosts, helping with local recommendations and providing that warm Marfan hospitality I love returning for time and again. Thank you, always!

Had so much fun here! We visited during the pandemic in August 2020 so there were many places in…read moreMarfa that weren't open. As we drove out to Prada Marfa I saw that this shop had their door literally open. We stopped by when we got back to town but the door was now closed. I texted the phone number posted on the door and at the same moment artist Richard Kurtz arrived. His wife, fellow artist Jennifer Esperanza owns the shop and Richard's work is on display inside. Mostly women's vintage and some jewelry, cowboy boots, purses, leather belts, and home goods are for sale. I bought a gorgeous beaded cardigan and one of a kind Marfa denim jacket. Jennifer wasn't available but Richard is a very kind man and my husband and I enjoyed chatting with him.