Wonderful little craft shop with a lot of variety pertaining to the Cherokee heritage. There are…read moremany items made by locals and a lot of beautiful pictures. They are not cheap but they are authentic and isn't that what you really want?

Awesome selection of herbals, teas, tinctures. Incredible baskets and carvings. The lady who helped…read moreme was so kind and friendly. Lots of Native American books. Worth stopping in and checking out. Will return next time I am in Cherokee

Nice selection of yarns and knitting notions. Friendly and helpful service. Parking can be a…read morechallenge.

awesome little yarn store (and not really that little either!!) lots of fun yarns, great…read moreselection, and in such a cute area!!

Cool little thing pace with a plethora of gifts. Anything you could possibly want. Very friendly…read morepeople.

Love stopping here when traveling to Cherokee. Always have such great finds. Homemade face creams…read moreand the best pecan bars.

We went to this shop as part of the NC Yarn Tour. It's a lovely and light-filled space, with very…read moregood selection of yarn, including a whole wall of Malabrigo (which I am a huge sucker for). Allen and Asher were both so welcoming and helpful. I enjoyed chatting with them about starting the shop. Another reviewer suggested they had limited stock and high prices, but I found a range of brands in the shop. And their prices for more expensive brands (Emma's, Urth, Malabrigo etc.) were similar to or less expensive than other yarn shops/websites. Malabrigo Rios, for example, costs $4 more per skein at my local yarn shop. I will definitely be back next time I am in the area.

Selection was not up to par for my knitting needs and just not great selection for the prices in…read morethe store

We stopped in here before our train ride and returned afterwards to get a little figurine and some…read moretea. The owner tells everyone who comes in that everything is 100% made by American Indians, and nothing is made overseas. Keep in mind, that doesn't mean everything is from local tribes. He has merch from tribes all over the U.S. Charming little shop worth a visit.

Loved this store!…read more You can visit this store if you're waiting to board the train. It has an amazing variety of art, pottery and many other beautiful items from different tribes. The owner will hold your purchases while you go on the train. He even called us to remind us to pick up our treasures. He also was very interesting telling the story behind many of the pieces for sale. This is the real deal. Don't miss it!

Recently came here to explore some of the downtown stores in the area on my vacation. Staff here…read morewas really friendly. Found a few great items to gift as friends as well as potential stocking stuffers as well. Clean store with a variety of home goods and other unique one of a kind products you don't see anywhere else. It was a bit overpriced.

The Cottage Craftsman is an awesome find. You're welcome. ;)…read more Beautiful pieces of pottery were spread throughout the front of the store. Plates, mugs, dishes, and more. If I hadn't been flying home, I would of bought more than just the one dish. I'll be back on my next trip for more. If specialty foods are your thing, then you can also find some treats at The Cottage Craftsman. Cheeses, sauces, syrups, and more. I went home with two syrups made in North Carolina - Ginger Peach and Strawberry Lavender. After touring the Biltmore (because I had to see where Richie Rich was filmed - duh), I was regretting not snagging some wine to take home. Luckily for me, while shopping in Bryson City, I found a few different Biltmore wines at The Cottage Craftsman. I bought a few, including their Christmas at Biltmore Limited Edition to bring home. There are also handmade soaps, jewelry, and other unique items to purchase. If you want to snag some pretty awesome gifts for yourself or someone else, then step on in to The Cottage Craftsman. You'll be happy you did.

So I saw this place leaving Pigeon Forge and I figured I would come back in hopes I would find a…read moreTennessee tank top. They didn't have any tank tops sadly. Mainly just Pigeon Forge shirts and knicknacks. They were ok, not great pricing.

Nice little gallery with some cool things from local and non-local artists. Unfortunately no hours…read moreare posted on the door or the website, so you'll have to guess if they're open. I was there Saturday afternoon and they were open, but I tried to go back Sunday at 10:45am to buy more things but I was unable to do so. When I was there they were hosting a basket weaving class that looked like a lot of fun. Sadly I can't find anything about when those happen, if it is a regular thing etc. We were only in town through today, but it would be nice to know for future visits to the mountains.

Debbie, the owner, is the loveliest lady and very knowledgeable about all of her products and local…read morehistory. I can't wait to come back.