HeyTaos · Shopping
A small mountain village on NM-150, on the way to Taos Ski Valley. Its compact shopping district brings together pottery, weaving, printmaking, folk art, antiques, vintage, independent fashion, and locally made goods.
The shops are concentrated along a short stretch of NM-150, making this one of the easiest Taos-area retail clusters to explore on foot once you are parked. The mix now includes traditional craft, contemporary design, vintage, independent fashion, and artist-run retail. Listings are alphabetical, not ranked.
General Store & Antiques
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info@heytaos.comRequest photo visitLocal trinkets, home goods, antiques and furniture, clothing, and souvenirs, with the feel of a traditional general store.
Vintage Clothing & Western Wear
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info@heytaos.comRequest photo visitIndependent vintage clothing and Western wear shop in Arroyo Seco. Dusty Dog Vintage announced its storefront opening at 484 NM-150 in June 2026. Regular hours and a dedicated website are not currently verified.
Independent Fashion & Maker Collective
A newly opened Arroyo Seco showroom and creative collective featuring clothing, handmade and selected fashion, and work from a growing group of local and independent creators. The space also includes large tables for crafting and a lounge, with trading built into the concept.
Ceramics Gallery & Pottery Studio
A contemporary ceramics gallery and working studio featuring Logan Wannamaker's functional and sculptural pottery, including atmospheric wood-fired work shaped by the landscape and native materials of Northern New Mexico. The gallery also presents work by resident and nationally recognized ceramic artists.
Gifts & Religious Art
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info@heytaos.comRequest photo visitAntiques, local crafts, Catholic and religious gifts, handmade hats, and Native American art in an ever-changing mix.
Yarn, Textiles & Classes
High-end yarn, handwoven textile art, and weaving classes on traditional Rio Grande walking looms.
Printmaking Studio & Shop
Artist Laurel Taylor hand-carves and hand-pulls small-batch block prints onto apparel, scarves, tea towels, and paper. Imagery draws from the high-desert landscape and wildlife of Northern New Mexico. Monthly community print nights and private block carving classes are also available.
Arroyo Seco is a small village along NM-150, about 15 minutes north of downtown Taos, on the route to Taos Ski Valley. Its shops are concentrated along a short stretch of the highway, making it easy to explore pottery, textiles, printmaking, folk art, antiques, vintage, independent fashion, and locally made goods in one stop.
