Sedona, Arizona — Shops & Shopping Guide
From handcrafted jewelry and Southwestern pottery to art galleries, boutique fashion, and crystals, shopping in Sedona is part of the experience of visiting red-rock country. This guide highlights 22 shops and shopping destinations, with a focus on independent merchants and places that offer something memorable.
Start with Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village for a concentration of specialty stores, then explore Uptown Sedona and the Gallery Row corridor. Individual tenants, inventory, and hours can change; check the linked directories or contact shops before making a special trip.
Where to Shop in Sedona
- Tlaquepaque: Courtyards, art, jewelry, pottery, gifts, and fashion along SR 179.
- Uptown Sedona: Walkable boutiques, souvenirs, gifts, and galleries along SR 89A.
- Gallery Row and other Sedona neighborhoods: Fine art, specialty retailers, and outdoor outfitting.
22 Featured Sedona Shops & Shopping Destinations
1. Tlaquepaque Arts & Shopping Village
Best for: Shopping district
Area: Tlaquepaque, SR 179
A destination in its own right, with courtyards, fountains, art galleries and independently operated shops on both sides of State Route 179. Start here for an unhurried shopping stroll. Shop information and current details.
2. Esteban’s
Best for: Pottery and home décor
Area: Tlaquepaque
Look for handmade functional and decorative pottery, including pieces that bring Southwestern color and craftsmanship into the home. Shop information and current details.
3. Caravana Jewelry
Best for: Jewelry
Area: Tlaquepaque
A stop for silver and gemstone jewelry by artisans, ideal for visitors seeking a wearable souvenir rather than a mass-produced keepsake. Shop information and current details.
4. Cocopah
Best for: Jewelry and beads
Area: Tlaquepaque
Browse beads, estate jewelry and Native American jewelry in a specialty shop suited to collectors and curious browsers alike. Shop information and current details.
5. Ninibah
Best for: Native American art and jewelry
Area: Tlaquepaque
Explore handcrafted jewelry and artifacts; ask about artists and provenance when purchasing culturally significant works. Shop information and current details.
6. El Picaflor
Best for: Folk art
Area: Tlaquepaque
Colorful South American folk arts and crafts make this a distinctive alternative to conventional souvenir shopping. Shop information and current details.
7. Natural Wonders
Best for: Crystals and fossils
Area: Tlaquepaque
A browse-worthy collection of crystals, fossils and mineral specimens for rock enthusiasts and gift hunters. Shop information and current details.
8. Feliz Navidad
Best for: Holiday gifts
Area: Tlaquepaque
Handmade ornaments and Southwestern-themed seasonal décor offer something different for holiday collectors. Shop information and current details.
9. Sedona Candle Gallery
Best for: Candles and gifts
Area: Tlaquepaque
Discover hand-carved candles and artisan gift pieces with an emphasis on color and detail. Shop information and current details.
10. The Artist’s Kitchen Shop
Best for: Kitchen and tableware
Area: Tlaquepaque
An appealing stop for cooks and hosts looking for specialty kitchenware, tableware and practical gifts. Shop information and current details.
11. True West Hats
Best for: Western wear
Area: Tlaquepaque
Browse custom hats and Western accessories—a fitting stop in Arizona’s high desert. Shop information and current details.
12. Good Juju Lifestyle Boutique
Best for: Boutique clothing and gifts
Area: Tlaquepaque
Find clothing, lifestyle items and cheerful gifts in a relaxed boutique setting. Shop information and current details.
13. Bennali Outdoor Gear
Best for: Apparel and footwear
Area: Tlaquepaque
A useful stop for quality apparel, footwear and leather goods for travelers and everyday wear. Shop information and current details.
14. Renee Taylor Jewelry
Best for: Art jewelry
Area: Tlaquepaque
Features handcrafted jewelry with sculptural forms and an artistic approach to wearable design. Shop information and current details.
15. Bella Fine Goods
Best for: Home décor and fine goods
Area: Tlaquepaque
Shop furnishings, jewelry, fine art and distinctive gifts in a more design-oriented setting. Shop information and current details.
16. Sedona Music Boxes & More
Best for: Music and nostalgic gifts
Area: Tlaquepaque
Music boxes, instruments and nostalgic gift items make this a fun stop for different ages. Shop information and current details.
17. Zonies Galleria
Best for: Gifts and gallery shopping
Area: Uptown Sedona
A local gallery-and-gift option for browsing artwork and Sedona-inspired keepsakes. Shop information and current details.
18. Dahling It’s You Boutique
Best for: Fashion boutique
Area: Uptown Sedona
A Sedona boutique for clothing and accessories, worth exploring while shopping Uptown. Shop information and current details.
19. Canyon Outfitters
Best for: Outdoor gear
Area: Sedona
Browse hiking apparel and outdoor essentials before exploring the red-rock trails. Shop information and current details.
20. Kachina House
Best for: Native American–inspired specialty shopping
Area: Sedona
A specialty retail stop for visitors interested in Indigenous-themed art and gifts; ask questions about authenticity and maker attribution. Shop information and current details.
21. Touchstone Gallery
Best for: Minerals, jewelry and home décor
Area: Sedona
Browse mineral specimens, jewelry and distinctive decorative pieces, combining gallery appeal with natural-history interest. Shop information and current details.
22. Exposures International Gallery of Fine Art
Best for: Fine art gallery
Area: Gallery Row / Sedona
For collectors and art lovers, this gallery is a destination for viewing fine art and learning about artists working across styles and media. Shop information and current details.
Tips for a Great Sedona Shopping Day
- Park once when you can: Tlaquepaque and Uptown are better explored on foot, though they are separate shopping areas.
- Allow extra time: Sedona traffic and parking can be busy on weekends and holidays.
- Ask about the maker: When buying Native American jewelry, pottery, or artwork, ask for artist information and documentation of authenticity.
- Protect purchases: Do not leave delicate artwork, candles, or heat-sensitive items in a hot vehicle.
- Confirm details: Shop hours, locations, and inventory may change; use the linked merchant directory before visiting.
Explore More of Sedona
Plan the rest of your visit with our Sedona Attractions Guide, Sedona Dining Guide, and Sedona Lodging Guide. Return to the Sedona homepage for more history and travel ideas.
Explore Nearby Arizona Communities
- Jerome — Hillside galleries, historic shops and mining-town character.
- Cottonwood — Old Town boutiques, antiques and Verde Valley wine country.
- Clarkdale — Historic streets and specialty shopping.
- Camp Verde — Local shops, heritage sites and river recreation.
- Prescott — Historic downtown boutiques and antique browsing.
- Prescott Valley — Shopping, parks and entertainment.
- Chino Valley — Rural charm and locally owned stops.
Editorial note: Shop selections were researched using the Tlaquepaque tenant directory and the Greater Sedona Chamber of Commerce retail directory. This is a visitor-planning guide, not a guarantee of current operating hours or inventory.