Simply love! Quality pieces! Love my new coffee mug! The authentic ones in store are amazing!

Great options, lots of colorful art work from jewelry, blankets, garden iron work to furniture. Friendly, bilingual, helpful. Ask for Raphael or Annette, they are helpful and know their products.

IPCC has always been a source of quality information, art and culture regarding Native American pueblo people. Their staff is friendly, knowledgeable and strives to help people. When I have ordered something that may have been out of stock, they are prompt in letting me know about it and also following up to either suggest an alternative or let me know when the item is back in stock. That type of service is unheard of with other merchants! The buildings themselves are beautiful and well cared for which shows that they take pride in their surroundings as well. I also have been fortunate enough to enjoy the artisans and dancers! I don't know of another entity quite like them and I visit whenever I can!

Geared toward the tourist with a lot of stuff that is made by commercial companies. There is some native stuff but you will pay a premium such as a small grass/reed dished basket about 12 inches around which they wanted over 300 dollars for. It was super basic.

Fabulous entrance into the Pueblo world of New Mexico. The permanent exhibit gives a great history and understanding with interactive pieces for kids and video for all. Come during a dance session in the outside circle for an amazing opportunity to interact with different cultures. Solid gift shop with REAL native pieces. Eat at the cafe for amazing food.

Happy with the purchase of two commemorative pendleton blankets. The only thing I was not happy with was the packaging. Our packages were delivered to the wrong address and left outside in the rain. The blankets where just sent in the box. As much as we spent on them we expected more protection for blankets. Overall very happy with purchase

Nice shop with plenty of Indian artworks to choose from. Staff was very friendly and helpful with any questions we had. The shop is located in the Indian cultural center, which is well worth the low admission to learn about very influential Americans you would likely not know about. Great history lessons to learn from and well laid out.

The selection of traditional and design forward jewelery is fantastic. Every color imagined worked with the brilliance and heart of the designer. A must see for everyone.