Enjoyed chatting with the owner and watching a weaver at the loom. Bought a lovely nail crucifix for our gallery wall. Lovely shop with really beautiful jewelry as well.

We loved this shop. The owner was patient and spent time with us. There’s great variety- you just have to look around and spend some time, which is part of the charm. Very authentic.

From silver jewelry to bowls carved from burlwood and set with turquoise, every item we saw in this workshop-cum-gallery was selected with a fine eye for aesthetic quality. As we browsed the shelves and display cases, we watched one of the students weave a colorful wool blanket in a traditional Navajo pattern. The owner patiently explained the provenance of the pots, which artisans bring him from as far away as Mata Ortiz, Chihuahua. Prices reflected the quality.

I bought a beautiful woven purse directly from the weaver and some pretty earrings. This store is affordable and interesting-the weavers weave right there with their big looms!

A must see in the Chimayo area. Multi-generational shop. Owner Carlos Trujillo is a knowledgeable owner, offering a variety of size rugs but customizable weavings. They also have consignment pueblo pottery and jewelry crafted from local artists. After looking at other shops or on the portal in Santa Fe, my husband often finds just the right piece (or two) of pottery here as an anniversary and/or birthday gift. I have some jewelry crafted by well known cousin Mark Jimenez. Watch the weavers and get some fresh apples from the family farm.