Mesa's Edge has sold Southwestern and Native American jewelry, pottery, and art from its Taos Plaza gallery since 1989, when founder Louise Pasaka returned from nursing work on the Navajo Nation to open the shop. The gallery represents Navajo Nation and Pueblo artists as well as local Taos studio jewelers, selling both in person and through its online store.
MoMo is a multi-artist gallery on Bent Street in Taos selling pottery, jewelry, and art from a roster of makers, with a second location in Santa Fe on Lincoln Avenue. The gallery's inventory is also sold through a dedicated Shopify storefront for customers ordering from outside New Mexico.
Taos Blue has sold handmade jewelry, ceramics, furnishings, and sculpture from its corner shop on Bent Street in Taos for more than 30 years, with categories spanning fetishes, glass, masks, and wearable art. The gallery keeps posted daily hours and stays open on holidays like Memorial Day for visiting shoppers.