Santa Fe is a shopper’s paradise. Traditionally, most of Santa Fe’s shops are small and offer a variety of goods that aren’t available anywhere else. Art, silver and turquoise jewelry, fine leatherwork, unique clothing and accessories, distinctive household items, Native American pottery and crafts, and special items from around the world are represented in abundance.
The area around Santa Fe’s historic Plaza, is not only the center of the town, but the heart of Santa Fe’s shopping district. There are literally hundreds of shops both small and large located in this area of only a few square blocks. Whether you’re looking for souvenirs of your visit to Santa Fe, an extraordinary piece of jewelry, a special and unique outfit, or a pair of handmade cowboy boots, you’ll find it here. Santa Fe’s merchants take great pride in the quality of their products and deliver the personal attention that makes shopping in Santa Fe a great experience.
One special place that is frequented by visitors and locals alike is the portal of the Palace of the Governors, located on the Plaza. This area is reserved exclusively for American Indian artisans to market their wares. These artisans are licensed by the State of New Mexico, and adhere to a strict set of guidelines from their Indian pueblos. Due to the quality and authenticity of the products, this area is often crowded with shoppers looking for a special piece of the local culture.
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401 West San Francisco Street
Santa Fe NM
(505) 989-7948
Founded in Santa Fe in July, 1994, Mediterrania is the largest direct importer in the U.S. of fine antique furnishings, doors and architectural elements from Spain.
In addition to antiques from Old World Spain, Mediterrania also offers one-of-a-kind pieces from Portugal, Italy and France, a comprehensive offering of exquisitely handcrafted and affordably priced reproduction Spanish colonial tables, chairs, benches, credenzas, chests, mirror frames and accessories from Peru, decorative accessories, tabletop lighting and "TELAR" upholstery fabrics printed in Barcelona.
401 West San Francisco St.
Santa Fe NM
(310) 721-2362
Distinctive Rugs of the Americas
Fourteen years in commercial and residential design work has established Santa Fe Interiors as a leader in presenting flat weave, hand spun wool rugs to the discriminative customer.
A long standing creative collaboration between Santa Fe Interiors and the Zapotec Indians of Oaxaca, Mexico has resulted in a unique, original hand-crafted product.
(505) 982-0467
Sun Country Traders is known for the comeback of Zuni beadwork. Navajo folk art, Zuni fetishes, sterling silver jewelry, sterling silver picture frames, and kachinas, are a sampling of the art work. Sun Country also carries a fine collection of Taos drums, as well as a full line of sheepskin lampshades. Other gift items include pottery from Jemez and Isleta Pueblos, sterling silver baby spoons, and a variety of beaded stemware ranging from wine glasses to martini glasses.
(505) 989-8110
(888) 962-6687
Welcome to Back At The Ranch!
With the largest collection of handmade cowboy boots in the country, we offer undeniably amazing boots for those who have a passion for fashion. Customized, hand-tooled boots made from the finest leathers tell everyone who you are, where you've been, and your place in the world. It's time to make a statement!
(505) 983-8558
Situated in the heart of Santa Fe's historic Railyard district, the "SOHO" of Santa Fe, is Casa Nova. Casa Nova prides itself on recontextualizing the extraordinary art, craft and contemporary design pieces from Africa and other exotic places in the world in a cultural fusion that epitomizes "the art of living and living with art".
114 East Palace Avenue
Santa Fe NM
(505) 988-1147
(800) 545-2056
James Reid, Ltd. is Santa Fe's best known maker of silver and gold belt buckles and accessories by virtue of integrity of design and quality of execution. Established in 1979, the house is famous both for original interpretations of Western Americana as well as for designs that transcend the parochial and aspire to the international; its objectives are born both of its regional origins as well as of its aspirations to the broader theater of contemporary design - to create "designs that travel".
135 W San Francisco St
Santa Fe NM
(505) 988-2323
Over on West San Francisco Street, Origins has been an indispensable part of the Santa Fe scene for 32 years now. They understand what their customers want, because what they have is out of the ordinary, and it’s difficult to live here and be just plain ordinary. Under the influence of New Mexico’s rich and colorful heritage there’s just too much that’s beautiful to buy, that you won’t see anywhere else. And like Santa Fe’s other wandering citizens, Origins owner Judy Margolis can swap travel stories with the best of ‘em. She’s been to India over twenty-four times, Afghanistan sixteen times, and everywhere else in between at least once.
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