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El Rincón Trading Post and Museum was established in 1909 as “The Mission Shop” by early artist, photographer, craftsman and trader, Ralph Meyers, one of the first traders in the area. It is the oldest Indian curio shop in Taos.

Claire L. Haye’s work has garnered acclaim worldwide. Her striking ceramic sculptures have won prizes in museum exhibitions, while her bronze sculptures, paintings, monotypes, and woodblock prints are highly sought-after.

Specializing in Pre-1930’s Navajo Textiles, American Indian art, Hopi Kachina Dolls, Pueblo Pottery, all of the finest quality, each with a place in history.

We carry a wide assortment of quilting fabrics and feature designs specific to the area, including collections by local artists and others with a distinct southwestern theme. We also have books, patterns, notions, kits and fat quarters.

Atira brings you quality garments, Old Gringo Boots, Native American Jewelry, Mary Frances purses, and much more.

The oldest gem and mineral store in Taos the shop offers beautiful minerals and related items such as dishes carved from fossil-filled rocks, all sorts of jewelry-making supplies including intricate silver baubles, and lamps made of halite.

Simple, stylish and sustainable; a curated collection of basic everyday essentials emphasizing ethical and environmentally conscious and/or woman owned brands with an art café coming soon featuring locally roasted coffee and art.

For 25 years, Julie Jennerjahn has been the original owner of Steppin’ Out in Taos. After 20 years of providing quality and comfortable footwear, Jennerjahn expanded her boutique to introduce clothing and accessories.

We aim to create beautifully crafted textiles and are immensely proud to be a sustainable brand with a major focus on up-cycling to create products that are handmade to bring you a truly unique product. Classes Available. Knomadtiger.com

Best quality and prices in Taos County.

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