Jackalope

Visiting the area and went because it was suggested to me Excellent place if you wanna buy from artisans and not be gouged buying at the plaza.

Since I was very young, Jackalope was always one of my mom's favorite places to stop when we passed through Santa Fe.Most recently my young daughters also enjoyed their first visit here (5/29/2023). The place has changed significantly since the last time I had been there.There is still free parking. Mostly friendly staff - however, I don't remember paying in different areas in the same building. Speaking of buildings, there are several... The newest is one for glass blowing where classes are also offered. That sounds neat.In other buildings are the following: rugs, gifts (art, clothing, jewelry, bags, etc.) and home decor, and furniture.There is also a garden nursery in front of the main buiding in addition to pottery, sculptures, and water fountains of all sizes. I've never been to the location in Albuquerque. The difference between the two locations is that Santa Fe has the Mercado merchants from all around the world - South America, South Asia, Thailand, Nepal, Mexico, and beyond. We bought items from both the Andean Village Arts and Martz Imports.The pricing is confusing at times. Some items aren't clearly marked or not at all. Other items I found to be a bit steep.I'll be back again as long as I can help it.

I love it here! There are beautiful and unique gifts from all over the world, each vendor has their own little section in the building to the left hand side. They offer glass blowing classes which is amazing . I bought the most beautiful jewelry here. They also had beautifully decorated Oaxacan figures!

I love this place there are so many buildings specializing in different products. I love the Praire Dog glass, where the glass blowers make wonderful creations, such as glass chili peppers, and pumpkins. You can take a lesson with master glassblower Patrick. Therre is building with unusual primitive wood furniture. Another has Mexican painted pottery and Mexican glass products. There is the largest selection of small and large flower pots for outdoors, and indoors. There is also a small plant nursery. There is a building with lots of baskets, jewelry, clothing, bric a brac, and foods. There is a lot of yard art, including metal flowers and animals.It is a wonderland of colorful, fun and unusual items. Go spend a few hours there to see it all.

Wow! Jackalope is a garden, jewelry, furniture, art wonderland with numerous buildings and so much stuff. We wandered around for a few hours shopping for hoMe items and Christmas gifts. The selection of garden pots is remarkable...and so much blue! Sigh! This is a fun place to shop for handicrafted items at reasonable prices.

When was the last time you needed to pay a ludicrous amount for a clay pot? But you haven't really seen clay pots until you come to Jackalope! Great selection of pots and other garden decorations. 50% off items behind building in back, cracked and chipped! Even better prices online.They close promptly at 5:00 pm. Presumably to avoid the after-work crowds that haven't discovered internet shopping that may inconvenience them with business opportunities at 5:05 pm!Jackalope's days are numbered. Sad to see brick-and-mortar places fade into extinction.

We always find such awesome treasures here when we visit our folks who live in New Mexico. Great rustic furniture pieces, nichos, and goodies to take home to California. I will admit Jackalope is not cheap, but you are paying for quality.My husband and I have always looked at furniture pieces here every time we shopped here but we never bought anything large...until this last weekend.I let Nadine know we were interested in the piece while my husband and I marinated on the thought of purchasing this piece (and subsequently renting a U-Haul trailer to take back home to California). I called as soon as they opened on Sunday and let Nadine know we were coming to get it.Her team - wow, wrapped the entire console, broke it down, and did an amazing job with getting the shelf into our trailer. I didn't catch their names but one gentleman was from Alabama, and one was from Wyoming but they did a great job! Absolute 5 star service.We always stop here when we're in town like I said, but now that I know that the 5 star service matches the price, best believe we are purchasing one of those amazing floor mirrors next time we're in town. Thank you Nadine and your team!As you requested you wanted a pic of it in our home.

Used to (15 yrs ago) love Jackalope... but it's been a while since I've been there. The format and layout is totally different but there are many lovely high quality items here.We were able to pick up all our needed souvenir-type foods and gifts for people, so it was nice to one-stop-shop, but I felt like either inflation has hit here hard, or that perhaps it wasn't quite the value it used to be (it might still be at or slightly above market, but it didn't feel like oooh! what a great price!)The glassblowing shop was awesome, but didn't have enough time between glassblowing and going home (glass has to sit 24-48 hours to cool so it doesn't crack) so I didn't make a piece even though I wanted to.The biggest bummer for me was that we were here on the 26th and all the Christmas ornaments were still full price :-( which I didn't expect. Spent a lot more than I intended to and while the ornaments were nice, the price was disappointing.

If this place had food I would probably move in here. I LOVED THIS PLACE, as well as the other places that are also in this location. It was just short of mind blowing, it was pretty amazing.There were so many choices and not just pots but garden art, fresh blown glass items, garden art and a gallery(XANADU)that had everything from furniture to rugs. Ask Mark to share with you how some of the pieces were made or what they were made out of. I WOULD recommend this place.

Such a unique and beautiful store with so many options for the home. Featuring indoor and outdoor furniture, decor, landscaping decorations and also inside featuring clothing, collectibles, jewelry, beads, etc. Lots to see and take in. You'll be inspired with the colors and history in the options and unique finds.