Nice things inside but poor customer service. They essentially ignored me but then were friendly to…read moremy husband who is white. I'm not going to assume racism, but whatever that was it wasn't polite or professional.

Been providing artisanal pieces for 40 years. *W I D E* variety of choices and price ranges…read more Professional, friendly staff. They maintain relationships with their craftsman. I bought a beautiful sterling necklace and every worker who picked it up named who crafted it. With such an inventory I find that remarkable. Hubby had been looking in vain for a Santa Fe key ring replacement he'd purchased years ago. And worn out. He was ecstatic to find them here. Exactly what he wanted in sterling silver. So many choices and prices. You can't go wrong. Do check them out. You'll surely find something you must have. Or a delightful gift for someone!

Magical little shop for beautiful and uniquely crafted Zuni fetishes and jewelry. Find the animal…read morethat speaks to you and don't forget to get them a little pouch too. Service is wonderful.

Keshi is just as delightful as I was promised! Case after case of small carved fetishes. And you're…read moreencourages to touch and feel! The people who work there are informative and warm. I came in after seeing a piece online. I asked if they had it in store, and it was upstairs, so if you found something online, ask when you get in. They're happy to unite you with the piece. It's part of the culture of the store.

Undeniably awkward and bad experience…read more I'm a new visitor to Santa Fe by way of NYC/LA. I've traveled & lived all over the world, am a professional creative and make a great living ... BUT ~I'm not flashy... from the moment the blonde older woman (owner?) saw me walk in she made it clear we were not welcome and seemed suspicious about our very presence. Mind you that although we were casual we were not sloppy. I love fashion, art and the finer things .. as well as a good dive bar and Levi's but I felt VERY unwelcome for no good reason. Bad day perhaps? I was friendly to the shop keeper but she seemed pretty salty and sus. What I have to say is I came in intending to spend real money and enjoy myself but I was so put off by this small town basic B that I won't be back. Good luck with this unremarkable business. Glad I dragged myself over from a wonderful gallery experience for your excessively average spot. There are much better places to spend your time and money. This is a tourist trap. . .

Excellent. My daughter found the Navajo pearls she wanted. Wonderful service. My granddaughter…read moreadmires the selection of concho belts.

Beautiful curated international textiles and jewelry and fashion. The proprietor, Manson is a…read moretreasure. I found a gorgeous piece of Japanese textile which I shall delight in. So many dresses and special finds!

A beautiful store with unique, sustainably made clothing. I have 2 of my very favorite pieces from…read morehere. The owner is wonderful too!!

Really great authentic chimayo products. I enjoyed walking around and taking in not only the…read moreweaving, but the jewelry, pots, belts, and history. 8 generations of weavers is outstanding!! The weaving includes coats, vests, rugs, blankets, purses, and pillows. I purchased a small blanket (15" x 15") and a hand carved blanket hangar. I'll take this as my souvenir and hang it up in my house.

Honestly, from the outside, it was not what I was expecting. I heard about it from one of the…read moremuseums in Santa Fe. I had my mind blown. If I could have afforded it, I would have bought out the whole shop. The quality was priceless and absolutely worth the drive out to the country!!!

This is the cutest little shop! You can find a lot of choice finds here that make excellent gifts…read more Or, if you're feeling selfish, you can just decide to keep everything for yourself. Whatever. No judgements here! Some of the wood carvings are done by extremely well-known traditional carvers, which is very cool! Loved the owls, and the (somewhat awesomely wacky) artwork. They really do have a variety of things, despite being a tiny space. The owner also is an artist whose work is on display in the area. Very cool guy, friendly, and down-to-earth. I really enjoyed chatting with him and learning more about the art and artists he has in his shop. It's very clean, which is appreciated. I would definitely return the next time I'm passing through the area!

Best place to buy authentic art. They actually support artisans, as opposed to many other stores in…read morethe area that sell mass produced knick knacks. I wanted to buy everything in here but I left with a unique sugar skull diorama that was exactly what I wanted!

I dealt with Lyn Fox Pottery recently and had the pleasure of dealing with Randy Brokeshoulder…read more Randy was extremely knowledgeable, especially in regards to the carvers. He made the whole experience really enjoyable to shop at LFFPP. I would recommend stopping in and just have a chat with Randy and soak up his considerable understanding of Pueblo culture. And while you are there, check out Randy's work, it's exceptional.

Lyn A Fox Fine Pueblo Gallery not only has a wonderful collection of old and contemporary pottery…read moreof the 19 New Mexico Native American pueblos, they also offer for sale hand-carved katsina dolls. We purchased a katsina by artist Randy Brokeshoulder that was of exceptional quality and very reasonably priced. Lyn Fox is very knowledgeable and is happy to share information on the artists and arts of the southwest. This is a great place to start in Santa Fe if you are curious about native pottery and crafts.

Interesting sculptures in a well-groomed park. Enjoyed taking a few photos…read more I looked inside long enough to read the Mask Only sign. Since being completely vaccinated in May, I don't wear masks, so I left.

What a gorgeous gallery and sculpture garden. A quiet walk through the garden in the morning's…read morelight created a truly perfect backdrop of nature for such amazing pieces. It was a joy to view. I found it difficult to leave this amazing place and hope to visit again very soon. Thank you for creating such a beautiful space and sharing it with the world.