Northeast Arizona
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1. Cameron Trading Post
An authentic trading post, this massive stop has all the typical Native American arts and crafts you'd expect—jewelry, rugs, pottery, even sand paintings—but it also...
An authentic trading post, this massive stop has all the typical Native American arts and crafts you'd expect—jewelry, rugs, pottery, even sand paintings—but it also has items you're not likely to see elsewhere, such as Navajo-inspired cross-stitch kits and prickly pear honey.
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2. Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprises
This outlet of the Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprises stocks tribal art purchased from craftspeople across Navajo Nation, including stunning silverwork and traditional Navajo dolls,...
This outlet of the Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprises stocks tribal art purchased from craftspeople across Navajo Nation, including stunning silverwork and traditional Navajo dolls, pottery, and rugs. Local artisans are occasionally at work here. There are six other outlets: four are in Northeast Arizona (Cameron, Chinle, Kayenta, Navajo National Monument), and one is in northwestern New Mexico (Shiprock). Major credit cards are accepted.
AZ 264 at Hwy. 12, Window Rock, Arizona, 86515, USA928-871–4090Shop Details
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3. Hopi Cultural Center
This collection of shops carries work by local artists and artisans, including pottery, baskets, and dolls....
This collection of shops carries work by local artists and artisans, including pottery, baskets, and dolls.
AZ 264, Second Mesa, Arizona, 86403, USA928-734–2401Shop Details
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4. McGee's Indian Art
Head upstairs from the Keams Canyon Restaurant to peruse first-rate, high-quality Hopi crafts such as handcrafted jewelry, pottery, beautiful carvings, basketry, and artwork....
Head upstairs from the Keams Canyon Restaurant to peruse first-rate, high-quality Hopi crafts such as handcrafted jewelry, pottery, beautiful carvings, basketry, and artwork.
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5. Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprises
CraftsThis branch of the respected Navajo gallery carries an excellent selection of locally made crafts and works of art. ...
This branch of the respected Navajo gallery carries an excellent selection of locally made crafts and works of art.
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6. Navajo Trail Trading Post
Inside the Chevron station, this gift shop sells Native American jewelry, dream catchers, T-shirts, and Tony Hillerman books. There is also a restaurant, McAlister's Deli,...
Inside the Chevron station, this gift shop sells Native American jewelry, dream catchers, T-shirts, and Tony Hillerman books. There is also a restaurant, McAlister's Deli, and a Burger King here.
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7. Tsa-Kursh-Ovi
At this small shop, 1½ miles east of the Hopi Cultural Center, Hopi come to buy bundles of sweetgrass and sage, deer hooves with which...
At this small shop, 1½ miles east of the Hopi Cultural Center, Hopi come to buy bundles of sweetgrass and sage, deer hooves with which to make rattles, and ceremonial belts adorned with seashells. Proprietors Joseph and Janice Day (she is a renowned Hopi basket maker) are a font of information on local artwork, and the shop has one of the largest collections of Hopi baskets in the Southwest. It's also where you'll find the popular "Don't Worry Be Hopi" novelty T-shirts.
AZ 264, Second Mesa, Arizona, 86403, USA928-734–2478Shop Details
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8. Blair's Dinnebito Trading Post
Closed PermanentlyAuthentic Native American arts and crafts are only a small part of what this store, which has been around for more than half a century,...
Authentic Native American arts and crafts are only a small part of what this store, which has been around for more than half a century, sells. Need tack equipment, rodeo ropes, rugs, saddlery, or pottery? It's all here and reasonably priced. Wander upstairs and visit the Elijah & Claudia Blair collection and memorabilia rooms.
626 N. Navajo Dr., Page, Arizona, 86040, USA928-645–3008Shop Details
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9. Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprises
Closed PermanentlyFine authentic Navajo products are sold at this outlet of the Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprises, open since 1941....
Fine authentic Navajo products are sold at this outlet of the Navajo Arts and Crafts Enterprises, open since 1941.
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