This shop is a GEM of New Braunfels! Located on San Antonio Street in a little green cottage is the…read moremost eclectic collection of art, handmade items and gifts. Brandee (owner) and Frankie (asst. mgr ) greet everyone with a welcome when you step in the door. There are 2 entrances into the shop. One is through the front door porch entrance, and one in the back by parking lot with an ADA entrance as well. This cottage of creativity currently shares the work of 40+ artists/makers of all mediums- art, jewelry, housewares, gifts, candles & more! The stock is ever changimg with the seasons -and each time I visit I see something new. Great place to shop small and support local!

I recommend this shop for any artist that wants to sell their art. You rent your space at a very…read morereasonable rate. Good location for foot traffic across from the Rooster antique mall. I've been selling my art there for almost 2 years. Brandee will have to approve your art before you can sell there. Make an appointment with her and just take in examples of your art. It may take a few months before she has an opening.

Do not wait! Run fast to go get your amazing stones. When my daughter and I walked in, we were…read moregreeted by very friendly owners, James and Diane Townsend. They were with the customer before us. As soon as they finished they gave us great attention and answered several questions we had. From incense cones, sticks, and even the holders! There are so many different stones available for the perusal and purchase. Please stop by and go enjoy the amazing vibe of this amazing store!

Great store! Raven was awesome and they have a great selection of cereal crystals I couldn't find…read morein other local stores. And- when you buy your crystals, your receipt lists the metaphysical properties of the stones you bought! Prices were very good.

Savage Mana has quickly become my favorite metaphysical store. The atmosphere is cozy & inviting…read more V, the owner, is so friendly & knowledgeable. The selection of books & incense is phenomenal!

great metaphysical shop with a variety of handmade items by different local artists & lots of…read morespiritual tools for different uses. shop small!!

They have many crafts, gifts, and a lot of great furniture. They have great items for everyone and…read moreI go there for gifts almost every time I give one for a cheap price.

This store used to be a great place to shop but I think the manager should be replaced. She is…read moredefinitely not friendly with customers and is very unprofessional with the staff. I don't know how anyone could work with her.

On my way home I popped into an antique shop I hadn't visited in a very long time and it didn't…read moredisappoint. First, you'd never know how big this mall is from the street. Around every corner was another corner, and another. I almost felt like a rat in a maze, finding more and more vintage treasures at pretty good prices. The variety is wide and in great condition. I'll have to thank the lovely ladies at the checkout. Anika, I love your vibe and yes, I'm jealous you're living my dream! I'm sure Pennsylvania misses your vibe. We're blessed to have you in Texas!!

Rude staff. Lots of items not priced. There are lots of rooms to look through. Good selection of…read morePyrex.

There are places you visit... and then there are places that feel like they've been quietly waiting…read morefor you to find them. Solidago is the latter. The moment you walk in, you can feel it--this isn't just a shop, it's a living, breathing creation. Every shelf, every scent, every thoughtfully placed detail feels intentional and curated with a level of care that's honestly rare to come by these days. If you're drawn to apothecary, the esoteric, the intellectual, the beautifully strange--this place is a dream. Not in a trendy, surface-level way... but in a deep, rooted, soul-nourishing kind of way. And Wade... You can tell this space is a labor of love. Wade hasn't just built a store--he's created an experience. One that honors knowledge, craft, and curiosity. There's a quiet brilliance to it. Nothing feels rushed or mass-produced. It feels studied. Respected. Lived in. You don't just browse here--you linger. You explore. You ask questions. You notice things you didn't expect to notice. It invites you to slow down, to connect, to be present in a way most retail spaces simply don't. It's rare to find a place that feels both intellectually stimulating and energetically grounding at the same time--but somehow, this one does exactly that. San Marcos is lucky to have it. Truly. If you appreciate intention, depth, and beauty in all its forms... go. Take your time. Let yourself get lost in it. Some places you shop at. This one, you experience.

Such a cool shop. Loved the atmosphere and the kind staff. Would absolutely recommend this if…read moreyou're looking for a whimsy apothecary/ book store. Look out for this candle! Smells so good!

Very cool store to look at. Prices may be high but it was nice to see all the unique stuff. Staff…read morewas nice to say the least and had a good time shopping around here. Very cute and definitely have some good stuff in here.

There are two types of antique stores. The ones that love the history and want to share that love…read moreby selling items for a reasonable price and the other that acts like a museum and everything is unbelievably expensive. This is the second type. They had normal license plates for $15 and "old" ones (1980) for over $150. That was just the tip of the iceberg. The only reason this place is getting a three is the staff was friendly and the environment was nice.

I try to not be over critical, but this is by far the most overpriced antique store I've ever been…read morein... and I've been to probably close to 100 in the last 25 years all over Texas and Oklahoma. My mother was even laughing as we looked at some of the prices. No wonder we were the only people there. As an example there were extremely dilapidated screen doors outside marked $125. Seriously... I've seen these EXACT same doors at other places for $10. Just ridiculous. On a positive note, the lady working there was friendly. Obviously they just don't know market prices.

This is in a section of the historic century old gerlich building in downtown new…read morebraunfels . most of the building is occupied by a * restaurant called pike* it was never open any time i visited and i heard recently its now closed, this place is full of old antique high quality unique and hard to find pieces not like the everyday tourist stuff you find in the *downtown antique mall* across the street, a excelant browsing experiance and as i was you might be tempted to buy some treasure from the past ., plenty of parking on the street . some items are on my wish list so Iill be back 3 stars for taste class and selection