HeyTaos · Shopping
Eclectic, global, fair-trade, locally made, and genuinely interesting. The shops worth walking into even when you are not looking for anything specific.
Listed alphabetically within each area, not ranked. This directory includes physical gift shops and Taos-based makers whose products are sold online or through markets. Hours and inventory change, so call ahead if you are making a special trip.
Metaphysical Supply
Metaphysical shop with a large selection of books, tarot decks, astrology resources, jewelry, candles, and Reiki and tarot readings. Local and handmade inventory. Check the Crone & Crow website for weekly events. Sits on Civic Plaza Drive, a short walk off the main Plaza.
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Boutique & Gifts
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info@heytaos.comRequest photo visitA boutique and gathering space in McCarthy Plaza. Jewelry, crystals, artwork, and decor, fair trade and mostly from women-owned brands, plus a ceremony room used for readings and community events.
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Fair Trade & Handmade Gifts
Fair trade and handmade gifts: clothing, artisan jewelry, wall art, baskets, and ornaments.
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Body Care
Taos-area body care shop with handmade lotions, soaps, lip balm, sage products, liquid soap, and naturally scented personal care products.
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Local makers without a published walk-in storefront. Shop through the business directly and confirm market or pickup availability before making a special trip.
Piñon-Based Body & Home Products
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info@heytaos.comRequest photoNorthern New Mexico maker specializing in piñon-based soaps, salves, lip balms, incense, body oils, essential oil, liquid smudges, and gift sets. The business says its incense is made with wildcrafted piñon resin gathered in Northern New Mexico.
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The Taos museum gift shops are worth treating as actual retail destinations rather than museum afterthoughts. The Millicent Rogers Museum shop is a strong stop for authenticated Native American jewelry and textiles. The Harwood Museum shop carries local art publications, prints, and handmade items.
In a good Taos gift shop: small-batch New Mexico food products, locally made ceramics or jewelry, art books on Southwestern and regional art, high-quality printed textiles, beeswax candles, locally blended teas and herbs, fair-trade goods from artisan cooperatives, and handmade personal care products. These categories overlap with the specialty food, pottery, wellness, and home goods guides.
