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Art & Art Galleries Sedona

10 Reviews These are a series of shops in the more popular area to go and buy. Most shops are upscale, and even more expensive than other stores in town; like in high end big time. However, there are some shops...

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Native American Crafts Tucson

8 Reviews This shop is owned by a company that owns several retail stores in the Southwest. They design the rugs in the Navajo tradition and have the weaving done in India. The prices on a durable Navajo Style...

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Chandler Fashion Centre Phoenix

4 Reviews Chandler Fashion Square mall has many home furnashing shops, hair salons, restarants in the front and a wide variety of clothing shops for women. If you are a guy you may want to try Fiesta Mall...

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Verkamp's Curios Grand Canyon

2 Reviews Since Grand Canyon Village seemed to be a central hub for those enjoying the sights of the Grand Canyon, we expected to have some difficulty finding a parking spot, but we found a space behind...

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Hopi House Grand Canyon National Park

3 Reviews Full of native crafts. However, I was very disappointed, after carefully selecting a beautiful inlaid turtle - in a cabinet with at sign: non-native American crafts - to turn over the turtle and see...

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Shopping Malls Tucson

4 Reviews Tucson Mall has a great selection of shops to choose from. It offers large department stores (including J C Penney, Sears, Dillards and Macy's) and small specialist stores - it's a great opportunity...

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Arizona Mills Phoenix

2 Reviews Well you can't go to America without visiting atleast one outlet centre. This outlet centre is all indoors and has 175 retailers, resterants and entertainment areas. It even has an IMAX theatre. Hops...

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Grand Canyon Marketplace Grand Canyon

2 Reviews General Store at Market Plaza operates a full-service grocery and department store with camping equipment sales/ rental. Canyon souvenirs. Digital photo printing is available. Open daily year-round,...

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Grand Canyon Marketplace Grand Canyon National Park

2 Reviews Books & More - Open daily year-round, 8am to 5pm, additional open hours vary seasonally. Canyon Village Marketplace - Open daily year-round, 8am to 7pm, additional open hours vary seasonally. Desert...

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Crafts - Other than Native American Tucson

6 Reviews Explorations has a fine (and eclectic) selection of furniture and crafts from around the world. Moroccan tiles and ceramics handmade in Fez are displayed next to Chinese silks and boxes. Saris are...

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Arizona Center Phoenix

1 Review A small, but insignificant, commerce center located near downtown Phoenix. There are a few restaurants (Hooters, Mexican) and a movie theatre. Only a few shops, it's the best that downtown Phoenix...

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Cameron Trading Post Grand Canyon

2 Reviews I bought some Indian pottery from the Cameron Trading Post. I had stopped at 6 or 7 other locations to find what I was looking for. (road stand vendors) This place has a ton of different and unique...

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Verkamp's Curios Grand Canyon National Park

1 Review I do not know 40 years later exactly what shop I was in when I took this picture. But I know Verkamp's was there in 1966 because they've been there since 1906, and I think they must be one of the few...

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Biltmore Fashion Park Phoenix

1 Review My hotel was in the Biltmore area which is part of the fashion park. You'll find all kinds of shops, from Wiliams-Sonoma (everything you need for your kitchen) to Sak's Fifth Avenue (everything you...

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Western Village Grand Canyon

1 Review If you are out camping you can pick up supplies in the General Store or stop in one of the souvenier or gift shops for a local craft. Inside the the state park you will find excellent Indain crafts in...

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Sedona – Tlaquepaque: arts and crafts village

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‘Of course’ we visited Sedona’s shopping landmark ‘Tlaquepaque’ (pronounced Tla-keh-pah-keh) not far away from Uptown Sedona. (We walked to the shopping center – avoiding parking problems and returned by a free shuttle bus).Tlaquepaque is built in Mexican style with shaded courtyards, fountains, tiles staircases, flowers, trees and cobble stoned plazas. And the most important it offers about 40 shops, restaurants and one café. As a matter of fact most of the ‘shops’ are art galleries; others are really upscale shops selling jewellery, crafts and wearable’s. Don’t expect cheap knickknacks in Tlaquepaque and don’t forget your credit card.To be honest we loved it strolling around and having a drink watching the visitors, but didn’t buy anything (not really our taste and most of the stuff was just too expensive).Opening hours of the shops: 10 am -5 pm; closed Thanksgiving Day and Christmas...

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Navajo vendors: crafts from Navajo Nation

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It isn’t a shopping mall, it isn't a shop, it isn’t even a booth, no there are just some tables in the open air along the Chinle Wash in the shadow of some trees just beneath the White House Ruin, were local Navajo craftsmen try to sell their craft.Most of it - at least during our visit - was jewellery. They told us it was made of silver, but with these very cheap prices, I really doubt if it is the truth. My wife bought a Navajo bracelet for just USD 5,- and when it didn’t fit too well a friendly Navajo woman changed it on the spot. On other places along the South Rim Drive Navajo were also selling pottery, carvings, rock art and music. From USD 5,-

Scottsdale Fashion Square: huge mall, not only with fashion shops

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On our way north to Holbrook) we made a stop at the Scottsdale Fashion Square, more or less expecting a lot (or only) fashion shops. But we were rather surprised by the variety of shops (some with elite brands), department stores, and restaurants in this huge mall. Did read there should be about 225 shops and is the largest shopping mall of Arizona !! Amazing to see there were even constructions to add more shops to the Fashion Square. We even didn’t have time enough to stroll along all the shops on the three floors. Just time to see some of them and to buy a couple of clothes (they were so cheap for us) and some food for our lunch. Shopping is not our favourite holiday occupation, but this visit was worth the time and money. Openinghours: Mon-Sat: 10am-9pm / Sun 11am-6pm

San Xavier Plaza: Native American Artifacts in San Xavier

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The San Xavier Plaza is a small area of shops and a cafe near the mission, located by the parking area. Native American Crafts, religious materials, books, postcards, etc. Check out the world famous Tohono O'odham baskets with the man in the maze designs.

Friends of the Library Bookstore: Cheap Books in Pearce/Sunsites

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If you are in the area and want to find some cheap books, look no further than the Friends of the Library Bookstore. The prices are dirt cheap, the selection fairly good and profits help the local library. They have differnt rooms for different types of books. They had some paperbacks for 10 cents and hardbacks for as low as a quarter.

Patagonia Arts Gifts Cafe: Books and Art

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Also housed in the Patagonia Arts Gifts Cafe is the Mariposa Bookstore with a nice selection of books about the local area and history, nature books, and other selections. The bookstore is also a good stopping point for information on local attractions. Annie is a real sweet lady, too. Open Monday through Saturday 10 AM to 5 PM and Sunday 11 AM to 4 PM. They also have the Creative Spirit Artisits' Cooperative Gallery which houses a collection of works from local artists. Open Monday through Saturday 10 AM to 5 PM and Sunday 11 AM to 4 PM. Books, Art and get area info too.

Patagonia Arts, Gifts, Cafe: Worldwide Treasures

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The Global Arts Gallery has a nice collection of art and treasures from local artists and from locations all around the world. Adrienne, the owner is nice and friendly and interesting to talk to. She is also intelligent and well-traveled. She is constantly looking for new acquisitions for the store so the stock changes from time to time. Worth a stop. Open daily from 10AM to 5PM. Art, statues etc from around the corner or around the world. Prices vary.

Quatro Casitas: Exotic Items in Dragoon

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The Quatro Casitas is four homes/shops (not including the outhouse) housing a group of local artisans. The main shop is the Soap Fetsih, which sells candles, soaps, butters, dashikis and various items from around the world with an emphasis on Africa. A unique shop that you would not expect to see in the middle of the desert. Stop and shop.

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Dragoon What-Not Shoppe: Antiques, Collectibles and Jewelry in Dragoon

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The Dragoon What-Not Shoppe has a variety of antiques and "gently used" furniture. It also sells art and jewelry made by local artisans. The owner is a nice lady and she won't steer you wrong. Antiques at a decent price.

Gallery of Dreams: Upscale Art Gallery in Saint David

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St David also has an upscale art gallery. The Gallery of Dreams is a family run concern which has a variety of art works for sale. They take consignments and have a number of rather impressive bronze works by the owner, Tim Trask. Be aware, however, most items in the gallery are not cheap. One of the bronze statues was $9500.00. They are open Wednesday to Saturday 10 AM to 6 PM, and Sunday 11 AM to 4 PM. The gallery is closed on Monday and Tuesday. Bronze statues, southwestern art, various other styles of art and sculpture.

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