This business is closed. We drove over 50 miles becuz still listed on this site. Hope this helps others

This place is a small, full business that feels homey when you walk in. There is much available, but was efficiently placed imho. The owner is very personable & friendly, and will take the time to answer any questions you may have about what she has to offer. We were discussing hat bands, hats and the cowboys and their reasons of wearing them. She has some interesting stories if you have the time to just listen. Her products and personality fit well, and prices reasonable for the size of her shop. I fell in love with two of her Western Saddles! The leatherwork was impeccable, and the silver well placed and clean.My original reason for stopping by to begin with was I was looking for some scrap leather. Unfortunately for me, she had none but DID offer a few suggestions. A simple few minute supply search stop for me ended up as a forty minute friendly, enjoyable & learning conversation instead. It made my day nicer even though I didnt find what I originally looking for. Too many times people will bypass our much smaller local shops for the conglomerate of big commercial/retail businesses, usually for price and convenience ... I had a small business back East at one time, and many would come in instead of going next door to the Super Store, and I was always grateful for that. And I now have a small business of sorts, that I run from my home basically. So knowing first-hand how it feels, I try to keep my purchases within the small business community as much as possible, because remember, most of those chain stores started out as someones small business, and THAT only happens if we as customers, support them by stopping in, saying hello, and spending our money there! I would recommend stopping by even if its just to explore someplace new. You may be pleasantly surprised! 😊

Quaint little place. Has quite a bit of terrific southwest art. They also have clothes & jewelry. Cherish was very nice.

Angery lady there