Santa Fe's oldest and largest collection of antique and contemporary "santos" (hand-made wooden representations of saints in two- and three-dimensions) and furniture from New Mexico and around-the-world! The owner, Dr. Rey Montez - with roots in Santa Fe dating to 1693 - also performs appraisals of Spanish Colonial and religious art. See our new store next door - "Heaven" - featuring angels, soaps and unique gift items under $20!

Unique and traditional contemporary Indian art from Hopi katsinas to unique jewelry, to storyteller figurines and American Indian made baskets as well Navajo rugs and a host of unique items of Indian art.

The Bahti family's roots in the Indian arts field go back to 1949 with the Ghost Ranch Trading Post near Abiqui, NM, later moving to Tucson and still later expanding back to New Mexico.

The Bahti family has been an authoritative source for fine, authentic Indian art for over half a century. Tom and his son Mark, who now runs the business, have written over a dozen books on the subject. Come, browse and visit!

The crowning achievement of Archbishop Lamy's church construction in New Mexico, the Saint Francis Cathedral was built between 1869 and 1886 and designed in the French Romanesque Revival style. Although its design contrasts the surrounding adobe buildings, the cathedral remains one of Santa Fe's most celebrated landmarks. Built on the site of a church that was destroyed during the Pueblo Revolt of 1680 and replacing a later adobe church called La Parroquia, the Saint Francis Cathedral was created with stone from local quarries. Portions of La Parroquia remain in the form of the Chapel of Our Lady of the Rosary, which houses a wooden statue of the Virgin known as Our Lady of Peace. The statue was first brought to Santa Fe in 1625 and was returned to the city by the armies of Don Diego de Vargas during the re-conquest of 1692. In 2005, Pope Benedict XVI officially elevated the church to the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Francis of Assisi.

Onorato Home & Ambiance is a store where you will find an alluring array of luxuries for your bed and bath. Indulge yourself and enhance your home with fine linens, apparel, and fragrances to create an ambiance of beauty, quality and comfort. Our store is one block east of the historic plaza in Santa Fe.

Belt buckles, jewelry and accessories in silver and gold since 1979. Famous for original designs, highest quality craftsmanship, and exceptional standards of service. Large selection of belts in stock or made to order from American alligator, teju lizard, ostrich or French calf in a variety of colors. Open daily 9-6, Sundays 11-5

Original designs by father and daughter team, Ross and Laura LewAllen. Unique jewelry inspired by animals such as dogs, cats, wolves, hawks and eagles as well as shamanic traditions from around the world.
These include astrology jewelry, aboriginal designs, Peruvian, Celtic, Hawaiian huna, Egytian - just to name a few. Our "ascent" climbing rope bracelets have been a best seller for years along with our extensive line of earcuffs. You can also shop from our on-line catalogue anytime.

We'll make your company logo in silver as a pin, pendant, pocket coin or in any other creative format. Our ascent bracelets have been customized as gifts for film crews all over the world. Check our online catalog for details.

Street Feet, in Santa Fe, New Mexico, offers an easy to shop atmosphere for women's footwear, clothing and travelwear in the historic La Fonda Hotel.

Here you'll find Pikolino Shoes, Hispanitas, Thierry Rabotin, Mephisto, Think Shoes, Ariat, Rieker, Romus Sandals, Bernardo Sandals, Van Eli Boots, Mycra Pac Jackets, Handbags by Melie Bianco, Ameribag, Ellington, Hobo Handbags, Women's Clothing, Beaded Belts and more.

Today, Chef Ridgeway is the Executive Chef at the award-winning Anasazi Restaurant, one of New Mexico's most highly acclaimed culinary destinations. Under his innovative leadership, the menus change frequently and celebrate American cuisine using fresh, seasonal and regional ingredients. Signature dishes include Blue Corn Crusted Salmon with Citrus Jalapeno Sauce and Nine Spice Beef Tenderloin with Chipotle Modelo glaze. The Anasazi Restaurant is open daily for breakfast, lunch & dinner, with a Sunday brunch served from 11-2:30pm. Additionally, private dining is available for up to 12 guests in the restaurant's exclusive wine cellar.

A Rich Tradition of Fine Historic and Contemporary Native American Arts

Located on the second floor of the historic Silver building overlooking the plaza, Shiprock Santa Fe has the city's largest selection of Navajo weavings. Fifth generation trader Jed Foutz brings the expertise from a lifetime of buying and selling Native American art to his flagship location. Representing the finest in Native American jewelry, pottery, basketry and artifacts, complemented by an outstanding selection of mid century modern vintage modern home furnishings.

Ceramics Tiles,reproduction of artist paintings on ceramics