Zuni

This was an incredible experience and seems to be the real deal! They have Hopi, Zuni, and other Native American Art works, pottery, jewelry and more. We spent more than we had planned but who WOULDN'T in such a beautiful store? We will treasure these gifts for a lifetime, and hope to be back someday again for more!

Zuni is the authority on Native American treasures— working directly with the artists in tribes across the Southwest. I have found the most stunning Navajo bracelets and earrings in the shop, heavy silver and gorgeous inlay that will be passed on for generations. A must-see on Pearl Street!

This store is filled with amazing artistry. The staff is incredibly knowledgeable and Kind. They knows personally many of the artists. I have never been to this store and not had a piece "speak to me" on a deep level. Always top of my list to visit when in the Boulder CO region. Thanks for all you do!

Very knowledgeable ladies, about Navajo art and jewelry, bought me a seashell for my sage. If you're in Boulder, you must check out this store just for the experience

This storm is a great place to find unique, well-made art and jewelry. The pieces are beautifully crafted, and you can tell a lot of care goes into each one. It’s the perfect spot if you’re looking for something special and different, whether for yourself or as a gift. The selection has a nice mix of traditional and modern designs, making it easy to find something that stands out. If you appreciate quality craftsmanship and want something more meaningful than a typical souvenir, this is definitely a place worth stopping by!

Great Native owned store with high quantity jewelry

Edit: Zuni was lovely with my repair and paid for postage as well. I really appreciate their approach to the issue and their follow through. I’ll leave the previous issue below for those to see they do stand behind their product. Item was repaired. I bought 3 pieces here last year, spent a good amount of money but knew it was going to be worth it... well not even a year later with only wearing these earrings every few weeks for a dinner maybe, the stone falls out. Zuni is too expensive to have stones falling out. RIP to the white buffalo I paid so much for.

Loved this place. We found a few pieces we couldn't live without. Charming shop with great staff. Samantha and Marian were awesome to work with this afternoon. The is authentic Navajo work. Can't wait to come back!

Although Zuni is a pretty small store, they have an impressive selection of Native American art. They have a large selection of fetishes and pottery. They also have a very nice selection of sterling silver jewelry. The people working there are very knowledgeable and helpful. I recommend Zuni for anyone who likes Native American art and wants to add to their collection.

These guys have moved to a new location and WOW, such an improvement! Everything is brighter and easier to see and the pieces are now displayed the way they deserve to be. Otherwise, my review remains the same. :-) This is a Southwest Native American art store that carries pottery, jewelry and paintings. They also have a great selection of Zuni fetishes (stone animal carvings). All of the fetishes and about 80% of the jewelry are of Zuni pueblo origin, but other tribes/pueblos represented include Navajo, Hopi, Acoma, Mata Ortiz, Santa Clara and Jemez. The pottery is the most diverse. Although most of the pieces there are a little pricey, you can find fetishes for under $50, jewelry with natural stones and excellent craftsmanship for under $75 and pottery for under $150. All of the pieces are bought directly from the native artists but this is not a fair trade store.

Stopped in this beautiful gallery and shop while on Pearl St. I purchased two modest pieces but seriously have noted the ones I did not get so next time I'm in town I can! Really just stunning. Do yourself a favor and stop by. There is so much beauty and energy in here.

Husband and I entered this cute shop on Pearl this past weekend and were the only customers besides the sales associate. She did not greet us, ask if we had any questions, and it was awkward considering we were the only 3 people in the shop. I'm big on customer service, I soon asked my husband if he was ready to go because I refuse to spend a dime where we cannot be acknowledged decently.

My boss suggested I visit Zuni to buy "thank you" gifts for some volunteers. The gentleman behind the counter was very helpful in showing me objects that were within my price range. There was a printed guide showing the meanings associated with each object, so I could customize the gifts to the volunteers. I was surprised at how reasonably priced some of these pieces of art were - plenty of choices under $30. The salesman wrapped each piece in a gift box and included a written note with the name of the artisan for each object as well as the materials each one was made out of. He was clearly super knowledgeable about the artists and their preferred materials/styles. Overall a great experience and I would definitely shop here again.

Beautiful shop on Pearl street!! If you are looking for some awesome gifts for yourself or others at home this is a good option. Native American jewelry, art such as dream catchers just to name a few. Authentic shop. Love love !! Little pricey but that's expected with handmade items.