Tiny little place, perfect if you're into scrapbooking. I'm not -- I went in looking for yarn, so I…read morecould work on a crochet project while on vacation...If you're looking for anything but paper & scissors & stickers, then you're in the wrong place.

Excellent selection of yarn at great prices. You can order online NOW. Check out the free delivery…read moreareas. No hassle returns and exchanges

Easy to find, friendly people, great quality products. Best fresh mushrooms i have found ever.read more

I am a die hard farmers market junkie and this is a great one. Small with more crafts than food…read more What I bought: 1) homemade sweet jalapeño jam from a nice couple who does wood work also, 2) bread and coffee from the bread truck, 3) salad greens 4) small pies, 5) fingerling potatoes and my daughter found a Crystal vendor who sources locally. All people who work and sell are so nice. Genuinely nice. And the Dine artist who does pottery, gotta save my pennies. A must stop. And in august they were roasting chilies. If you have never seen or had also a must see.

My friend bought me several pieces of Scott's pottery over the years. I couldn't wait to go to…read moreRottenstone when I visited friends. Scott is extremely talented and friendly. I can't get enough of his pottery. The Gallery is beautiful. There are a few other artists product in the gallery too. Make sure you go in the back outdoor area. There are some great deals back there. Wood fired pottery is spectacular and Scott does it best!

I happened to wander into this one room gallery because there was a long line at Taos Cow ice cream…read moreacross the street. It's full of incredible wood kiln-fired pottery from small tumblers to large vases in earthy shades, each piece unique due to the firing process. The owner/ceramic artist, Scott, is super friendly and approachable; he educated us on the differences between electric kilns + wood kilns, as well as how he achieves different effects during the firing process. I appreciated that the prices started at around $20 for a mug, which meant that I could afford to take home one of his pieces. He also carries a few paintings and wooden spirit bird sculptures. My favorite one featured owls carved out of burnt blackened wood on a branch, but it cost several hundred dollars.

Lovely store with excellent staff! Friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful. Beautiful quilts on…read moredisplay. Fabric selection is high quality and true eye candy. Easy to order on line.

Stitch is such a fun, inspiring store! Beautiful quilts line the walls to give you great ideas!…read moreWith their huge offering of fabric options from traditional to contemporary I enjoyed browsing and musing on what I could make. The staff is super friendly, helpful and knowledgeable and given I am a beginner this was a strong plus! The fun classes and events they offer have been very helpful to my learning process. The store also has a nice workspace in back to hold classes and to work on projects. Oh, and they carry tools and notions as well! Would highly recommend this cool store! -- By Lisa Moon Self

Love this store and all the goods in it. The lady that works there is super cool and fun to chat…read morewith.

I try to support local artists. This is a nice store with handmade jewelry, paintings, candles,…read moresoaps, lotions, photographic note cards, etc. Nice employee. Reasonable prices.

Usually trinket stores are really chintzy, but this one was really nice!…read more The layout is cool and easy to navigate. Smells great. Super friendly staff. Julie was sweet and very helpful. Parking is street-side. Buy some postcards - they're original and family and friends will love them!

Cool discounted t-shirts. Bought a couple for my kids for only $5 bucks per shirt. Souvenirs were…read moreall on sale too.

I love a fair trade shop and this one was welcoming and chock full of delightful surprises! The…read morestaff was friendly and welcoming and helped us find various options, as well as had some great suggestions. My purchase of a bracelet made locally was an easy sell as it is beautiful, but there were many other gift items and purchases that I would have liked to make. The prices weren't too bad and each has a story of those who made it, which helps to remind a shopper that their purchase goes toward someone's fair livelihood. Love it! I'd go back and get all my gifts if I had more time, but definitely worthy of a look and a browse.

From outside it looked like a store I could have spent some money at, but after I entered, while…read moremasked up, I was approached by the owner who demanded I apply chemicals to my skin before being welcomed to the store. I refuse to inundate myself with chemicals to passify a business owner living in fear. To respond, I did come in. But I was not made to feel welcome, to even look, because I didn't care to use your chemicals. I had just washed my hands. That should have been enough I feel. "Local" or not, it's chemicals. You tried to force it, I refused, and spent money elsewhere that day. You didn't offer to sign anything accepting any responsibility for adverse effects I might have even . . Main point, You don't get to impose your stuff on my body, and I just hope you'll look at what kind of customer experience I had there and maybe grow from it.

We returned last year, tracing some history of my family adventures. My mother commissioned a rug…read morein 1970, and we visited often as it was in the process of creation. Amazing to watch the skill and grace, and then the unreal finished product. She passed in 1984, and we lost the piece. Re-discovered in an attic box in 2022, this rug has reignited our love for the area, history, and beauty of the artisans at Trujillos. Thank you for a lifelong gift, now also preserved in a leather oil painting incorporating the Bandolier National Monument, all part of our childhood.

What a unique and special stop this was. We were passing through this lovely town and came upon Mr…read more Trujillo's shop. Easy to find in Chimayo, NM midway between Santa Fe and Taos, NM. We were greeted by his warm and friendly smile. He invited us in and shared the history of his family's weaving business. This is eight generations of Family Weavers in his family. The looms are all set up and we even witnessed a demonstration of using the loom to weave. So interesting! They sell all size blankets, rugs, vests, table runners, purses, pillows and other Native American pottery. Lots of colors to choose from. I found the jewelry and ended up purchasing a gorgeous necklace made by Mark Jimenez. This necklace is part of the Divine Spirit series. I also purchased a blanket and table runners. They can also accommodate special orders by request. I am so glad we took the time to stop and learn about the history of these family weavers. New Mexico is so full of talented artisans. I always learn so much when I visit this state. If you are in this area traveling, be sure to stop by and learn all about the talented Trujillo family.

Rose and Eugene Vigils are capable, pleasant and patient vendors. Their customer service is…read moreoutstanding, including over the phone help. Their products are exactly as I wan

We stopped by Ortega's, Trujillo's, and Centinela's while in Chimayo and (in my opinion) this was…read morethe best shopping experience out of all four. They were actively weaving while we browsed which was fun to watch and they had a great selection of stuff. I really love the double sided pillow that we purchased. We also bought some concho style buttons, a few Christmas tree ornaments, a magnet and their natural herb moth repellent. The owners, Eugene and Rose, were great to chat with and even let me show off my vintage Chimayo jackets while we were there.