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One of the most popular rest areas in the Coconino National Forest, the Oak Creek Vista Overlook. Enjoy the scenic view of the Mogollon Rim, Oak Creek Canyon and Sedona. Interact with Native American Vendors and take home a piece of their culture and tradition. On Hwy 89a, 16 miles north of Sedona.Read More...

Joe Wilcox Indian Den is one of the largest shops located in uptown Sedona with many years of quality service and products. We carry a variety of Native American jewelry, arts & crafts plus moccasins, home decor, and many southwest gifts. Please visit our full online store. Celebrating 25 years!Read More...

For over thirty years Clear Creek Trading has worked hard to provide merchandise and unbiased information that preserves and honors the cultural, artistic and spiritual heritage of Native America and the long-standing tradition of the fur trade in the American West. We're open 10 AM to 6 PM daily.Read More...

For 73 years "In the heart of Oak Creek Canyon," Hoel's Indian Shop is a Frommers Arizona favorite. We offer the highest quality Indian jewelry, rugs, pottery and baskets in a friendly atmosphere. Come visit us on Hwy 89A 10 miles north of Sedona or call us at (928) 282-3925.Read More...

Since 1976 Garland's Navajo Rugs has been home to the finest selection of authentic Indian Arts and Crafts, including hand carved Hopi Kachina Dolls, Navajo Sandpaintings, Pueblo Pottery, hand woven Baskets, and ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS OF NAVAJO RUGS YOU'LL EVER SEE.Read More...

Arizona’s largest distributor of Native American art and artifacts. Buyers are welcome to visit our gallery and warehouse containing the area’s largest selections of Hopi collector-quality and Navajo souvenir-quality kachinas as well as pottery, artifacts and jewelry. #1 on TripAdvisorRead More...

Founded in 1971 and longtime Sedona, Arizona’s destination art gallery for Native American and Southwest art. Featured are works by celebrated painters; sculpture in stone, bronze, steel and wood; Zapotec rugs; pottery; Zuni fetishes and an extensive jewelry collection from top Native American jewelers.Read More...