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“I am blessed to have two hats from Mikel and his family and feel blessed that my head and heart crossed their paths. They are artists that care about their craft and it shows in the hat, in how I feel when wearing it (a million bucks!) and in the reaction onlookers have when looking at it! Thank y'all for everything!”
“There are three stores in one here so make sure you ask to see all three. (They may have to unlock them.) The main store is chock full of icons, santos, colonial furnishings---a great array. The second store front is full of mostly African artifacts, mixed in with some more colonial and antique tables. The final store front (depending on the order you're let in) is mostly architectural salvage items. Everything is top-notch. Feel free to bargain with them. The most they can do is say no. Cody, the newest member of this team, showed us around when we were there and you could tell he was passionate about his items (mostly the African artifacts). Make sure you stop in here (especially if you are headed to Rancho de Taos for a side trip from the Plaza.”
10AM - 5:30PM
488 NM-150, Arroyo Seco
Antiques
“Stop into this incredible store on your next visit to northern New Mexico. If you’re looking for a gift or a Pendleton blanket or an antique or Navajo jewelry, this is the place. Set in the heart of a beautiful Pablo in the Sangre de Christo mountains, you will have to take a selfie by the mural or the vintage car parked out front. Can’t miss this place.”
Antiques
Antiques
Antiques
“Love the new location and all the rooms to find new treasures! I bought a Chapati wood imprint and can't wait to see it brown the pattern on my Naan bread. I highly recommend.”