Indian Trading Post & Art Gallery

I love this store. They have flies made by artists and I want one! Maybe for my birthday (the one I wanted was $310). They also have awesome boots and moccasins. I totally want a couple of pairs. I was able to find hematites, rose quartz, amethysts, etc for a good price. Score!!!There were also gorgeous necklaces, rings, etc. They also had the standard kitsch but honestly, I like it and had a good time

While driving cross-country, I decided to exit the highway since my eyes were getting heavy from too much time on the road. Thought this might be a good place to stop and pick up a gift for a friend. As I pull into the parking lot, a car practically runs me off the driveway to cut me off and parked in front of the store. The woman that got out of the vehicle proceeded to open the store. Apparently running late to work is acceptable to run off a prospective customer. I guess I'll just go to the trading post down the street, on the other side of the highway instead. That place looks better anyways.

Great pit stop to stretch the legs, shop for treasures, and even take pics with the locals.....okay, the local statues of buffalo & Indian Chiefs :[]They have something for everyone who doesn't want to hold onto money here! Seriously, my friends.......locally made crafts, Minnetonka moccasins, Route 66 logo stuff, fine jewelry and even not-so-fine but your 7-year-old dserves it kinda jewelry, too! I got some great copper goods and wonderful Native American bookmarks to send to family overseas :[]Really helpful staff and a nice cool shop to break from the highway heat!

This was an awesome stop. Went in and the two ladies were beyond helpful and informative. Friend asked some questions, bought some gifts, but what history we learned about Oklahoma and the various areas was definitely worth the stop alone! Restroom was clean. Wish we'd had spent a little more time just learning.

Good selection of merchandise. Clean restrooms. Right off Route I-40Nice folks. Some local products. Kept to Indian theme. Large number of American Indian jewelry pieces. Pottery mostly mass produced but lovely ( Cedar Mesa, etc) Moccasins, jellies, mugs, stuffed toys and dolls.

The restaurant was closed on our trip and the signs leading up to it gave no warning. That aside. they had great treasures from native american artists.The jewelry and blankets were especially nice. I have to admit we prefer the post at the Geary Oklahoma exit not far up the road.....

One of my favorite stores in Oklahoma. They have a nice selection of Native American pottery and original art work. I was lucky enough to purchase a piece of art from this store on one of my trips to OKC. See the photo I posted. It compliments my office and my co-workers love the piece. The store staff was very nice and generous to me. They are very helpful and appreciate all who come by the store, even if it;s just to browse. Oh and...."Grandma's" peanut brittle is to die for! Do not leave the store without buying a few slabs!

Cute little stop off the Interstate. Don't think I didn't notice that there were no actual Indians .. Ahem .. Native Americans working here. One side is your typical Route 66 tourist crap but the rest is pretty nice looking Native American things. I didn't buy anything, but I did enjoy strolling around.