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Website: amazwi.com
Phone: (269) 857-5551
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Culver St and Griffith St
Open now
- Sun 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
249 Culver Street Saugatuck, MI 49453 ·479.58 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorBeautiful store. Lots of color. Unique gifts beautifully displayed. Variety of price points. Helpful sales staff but not overbearing. A unique store with beautiful items in all shapes, sizes, colors and prices. They will bubble wrap your purchases. We are very glad we stopped in. We made two purchases.
MoreMy favorite gallery, by far, in Saugatuck. Wonderful selection of African art in different mediums from a variety of countries in sub-Saharan Africa. I seriously could have spent a couple paychecks here.
MoreWhat an amazing gallery! I loved the vast diversity of mediums- beautiful and unique paintings to Christmas tree ornaments and everything in between. We brought home some new pieces for our house and several pieces that we will be gifting. Chris was super knowledgable and friendly. He took great care that we would make it home with everything intact. We spent a lot of time in here because there was so much to see!
MoreThis was a really cool place to walk around. All the art had the name of the country it came from and there were some incredible pieces. Definitely worth visiting! The only downside was there were no employees to ask questions about the art.
MoreI am recently returned from Tanzania where they have an excellent gallery that has pan-African art. Amazwi has a vast collection of things that are of similar or better quality than what I saw in Tanzania, but the prices are considerably better. It is wonderful to see an owner who is committed to helping people learn about global cultures, supporting local artists, and who doesn't fleece everyone in the process. They have amazing stuff there. Highly recommend!
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