#21 – Native American Culture
365 Reasons to Live in Sedona AZ

Greetings from Rob & Pam Schabatka – Broker/Owners of RE/MAX Sedona…

Do you have a special interest in Native American Culture? Being a native of Arizona, Rob has experienced the culture while living as a young boy on the Navajo Reservation in Tuba City. His continued appreciation for the Native American Culture is on display with his personal collection of Kachina dolls. Stop by our office to see part of his collection.

Sedona also has plenty of Native American influence. One place that does a great job of preserving the Native American Legend and keeping the Spirit alive is the Oak Creek Indian Traders. The trading post retails genuine pieces of jewelry and art from nearby tribes such as the Apache, Hopi, Navajo, Santa Domingo, San Juan, and Zuni.

How to Get There

Drive to the Village of Oak Creek. Enter the Oak Creek Factory Outlets and make your way to the Oak Creek Indian Traders located next to The Marketplace Café.

Browse the great prices of Sedona’s most unique Native American souvenirs. Oak Creek Indian Traders carries unique pottery, jewelry, Kachina dolls and other art made by local Native Americans. Look for other areas of Native American influence in future blogs.

Do you have a collection of items that needs a better home to be displayed? If so, we have several Sedona homes on the market. Click here to view a list of Sedona Homes for Sale or contact us at 928-821-3508 or 928-282-4166 to find the perfect Sedona AZ Property. You can also visit our RE/MAX Sedona Real Estate Website to answer general real estate questions.

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This post was written by Sedona Property Partners