Santa Fe
The most prominent modern contemporary art gallery in town, occupying three stories in the Railyard district, LewAllen also shows modernist masters.
Santa Fe
The most prominent modern contemporary art gallery in town, occupying three stories in the Railyard district, LewAllen also shows modernist masters.
Central New Mexico
Shoplifters be warned: these elegant water fountains, carved from monolithic granite chunks, are not the easiest items in the world to carry.
Santa Fe Region
The whimsically painted Southwestern-style pottery here puts the 'fun' into functional; sometimes there are great deals on 'factory' seconds.
Santa Fe Region
This cooperative art gallery displays a huge range of work by regional artists, from potters and painters to quilters and metalworkers.
Taos
Huge store on the Plaza, selling or renting everything you need to get out and play. The helpful staff can supply hiking info and maps.
Santa Fe
Featuring fine bamboo crafts by Japanese masters, along with work by Japanese photographers and textile arts from around the world.
Santa Fe Region
Watch Harry, a friendly fourth-generation weaver, at work, in between browsing his beautiful blankets, placemats and rugs.
Santa Fe
Large bookstore close to the Plaza, with a good selection of regional fiction and nonfiction and a spacious coffee bar.
Albuquerque
A reputable Old Town store specializing in natural American turquoise – stones as well as finished jewelry.
Albuquerque
Large gallery where knowledgeable salespeople sell Native American pottery, jewelry, rugs and crafts.
Albuquerque
Just off Central Ave, IMEC displays and sells intriguing jewelry by local craftspeople.
Albuquerque
Beautiful and funky arts, crafts and jewelry, mostly by regional artists.
Seppanen & Daughters Fine Textiles
Central New Mexico
Colorful and irresistibly tactile Oaxacan, Navajo and Tibetan rugs.
Tapetes de Lana Weaving Center
New Mexico
On Mora's main drag, stop into Tapetes de Lana Weaving Center, where you can browse for handmade rugs and knitted caps and buy yarn that is spun and dyed…
Central New Mexico
In business since 1950 and now run by Tony’s son Phillip, this simple adobe shop continues to sell a fine assortment of arts and crafts from Taos and…
Southeastern New Mexico
Friendly little gallery that sells work by regional artists, and still holds a few of Carrizozo’s herd of Painted Burros (if you ever saw the Cow Parades…
Taos
This evocatively named store, just north of the Plaza, is well stocked with outdoor supplies, and usually has a substantial sale rack. The folks behind…
New Mexico
If you just finished your book, trade it in at this fantastic used-book store, in a 19th-century adobe house where the shelves are groaning with…
Santa Fe
This sophisticated and often abstract collection is located in a glorious large space, all the better to showcase works of extravagant yet minimalist…
Albuquerque
The galleries that line Romero St feature arts and crafts by regional artists and Southwestern Indian tribes. For creative ceramics, peruse this one.
Santa Fe Region
Small but friendly store in Ohkay Owingeh stocking a selection of traditional pottery, jewelry, weaving and clothing.
Santa Fe
A centrally located if uninspired collection of art galleries, antique stores and Santa Fe–style clothing.
Albuquerque
A huge and comprehensive selection of books, some secondhand, in the northeast quadrant of the city.
Santa Fe
This top-quality ceramics gallery also offers workshops and classes for Santa Fe residents.