At 2301 N Central Ave in Phoenix, the Heard Museum Shop brings together traditional and contemporary Native American art and crafts. Browse jewelry, rugs, pottery, baskets, textiles and kachina dolls, with displays that range from modern pieces to antique treasures. The shop focuses on culturally rooted work and handmade items by Indigenous artists. Staff can help you learn about the pieces. Prices are on the higher side, so it is a better fit if you are looking for a distinctive keepsake or gift than a low-cost souvenir.
Crafts in traditional and modern styles
The shop carries work across several mediums, including jewelry, baskets, pottery, textiles and fine art. Its selection ranges from traditional crafts such as rugs and kachina dolls to contemporary pieces, so you can compare different styles as you browse.
Displays include modern items as well as cases of antique treasures. Staff can help explain the pieces and guide you through the selection.
Shopping with cultural context
The shop's focus is on Native American art and handcrafted goods, with items connected to Indigenous artists and traditions. Some pieces are described as educational as well as decorative, offering an introduction to American Indian culture.
Prices are on the higher side, and the selection includes distinctive pieces rather than only everyday souvenirs. If you want more context beyond the shop, the museum also has collections, exhibitions and opportunities to join a tour or workshop.
FAQ
Where is the Heard Museum Shop?
It is at 2301 N Central Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85004.
What can you buy at the Heard Museum Shop?
The shop sells Native American art and crafts, including jewelry, rugs, pottery, baskets, textiles, fine art and kachina dolls.
Are items at the Heard Museum Shop expensive?
Prices are on the higher side. The selection includes high-quality, distinctive pieces and handmade items.
