Wild West Traders: A Treasure Trove of Native American Art
Discover authentic Native American artistry and cultural treasures at Wild West Traders on historic Route 66 in Flagstaff.
Step into Wild West Traders and immerse yourself in the artistry and traditions of Native American cultures. This charming shop on Route 66 in downtown Flagstaff features a wide array of handcrafted items, from intricately designed jewelry to vibrant textiles and unique decorative pieces. Each item is carefully sourced, reflecting the rich artistic traditions of indigenous tribes in the region. The knowledgeable staff is eager to share the stories behind the crafts, providing insight into the cultural significance and craftsmanship of each piece. Whether you're a seasoned collector or simply seeking a meaningful souvenir, Wild West Traders offers a unique opportunity to connect with Native American heritage. The warm and inviting atmosphere makes it a perfect stop while exploring downtown Flagstaff. Wild West Traders offers hand crafted items from Indian Trade wool blankets. Other Native American goods include stunning jewelry, intricate pottery, and vibrant textiles.
Local tips
- Visit during weekdays for a more relaxed shopping experience.
- Ask the staff about the stories behind the items to learn about their cultural significance.
- Check for unique, locally made items to support local artisans.
A brief summary to Wild West Traders
- 106 E Rte 66, Flagstaff, Arizona, 86001, US
- +1928-779-0435
Getting There
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Walking
Wild West Traders is located in the heart of downtown Flagstaff on Route 66. From many downtown points, it's easily accessible on foot. ориентируйтесь по историческим зданиям и местным ориентирам.
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Public Transport
Flagstaff's Mountain Line bus system has several routes that stop near Wild West Traders. Check the Mountain Line website for schedules and routes. A single ride costs around $1.25.
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Parking
Parking is available on the street and in nearby lots. Street parking costs $1 per hour. Be aware of parking restrictions during winter months. There are also several parking lots, such as the Birch Lot, near Flagstaff City Hall.
