 Calistoga's Original Native American Store open since 1995. We sell jewelry, gifts and many other items. We have hand-crafted jewelry of all kinds: earrings, pendants, bracelets and much more with many different types of stones. We have mocassins for infants and adults, Native American artifacts and crafts including rattles, drums, bows, arrows, pipes, shields and dreamcatchers. Collectibles are also available such as Zuni Fetishes, dreamcatchers, Kachinas, hand-made dolls and much more. Each item is unique. We have Navajo, Laguna, Santa Clara, and horse hair pottery. All our pottery is authentic and Native American made. We have local Native American painted gourds. Books about Native American culture are available, as well as music CDs to soothe the soul.
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Our store is located in Calistoga, in the northern part of Napa Valley, California and we work with artists from all tribes. We are Vince and Alice Pellerin. We take great pride in every piece we bring into the store as we hand pick each item with great care. We work with artist from our local area as well as from far away. Many different tribes are represented. 
Jeff and Sally Manfredi have been making pottery together for more than 25 years, over twenty at their present location on Highway 29 in the Napa Valley town of Calistoga, California. Sharing an affinity for food and cooking, they have specialized in useful, durable, everyday shapes in a variety of food-safe glazes. Their pots are lead-free, microwave and dishwasher safe. You will find their pieces in use at local wineries, restaurants, inns and homes. The pottery studio, located at the rear of the property behind the house, contains a showroom full of finished ware and the production facilities. A typical visit will find Jeff at work at the wheel and Sally glazing or decorating bisqueware.
CA’TOGA is the Palladian Villa that Italian born artist Carlo Marchiori has built just north of Calistoga in the Napa Valley. Mr. Marchiori is a world-renowned muralist who specializes in period art interpretations. He can produce originals in Renaissance, Baroque and Neoclassic styles in fresco-like techniques. He also produces original ceramic plates, ceramic tile panels, paintings, sculptures, furniture and Roman style base-relief stone plaques.
Welcome to ENOTECA WINE SHOP located in Napa Valley at the north end in the quaint little town of Calistoga. The store is dedicated to ferreting out and offering you the finest savory wines in the world by small artisanal producers. Enoteca ("ee-no-teck-a"), an Italian word meaning a wine cellar or special wine library, is where you can find treasures from $9 for bargain hunters, on up to 4-figures for collectors.
Welcome to Hurd Beeswax Candles. Since 1954 we have supplied distinctive, hand-crafted beeswax candles to discerning customers all over the world. Beginning with our original Honeycomb Candles, the line has now expanded to include Bamboo Pillars and Tapers, Ribbon Twists, Silhouettes, Iris Leaves, Formals and all manner of Custom and Specialty Candles. We've also added a number of beeswax coated paraffin candles. Bee sure to visit our website often as we announce exciting special offers and new products. Also, check out our fine Napa Valley Wines from OnThEdge Winery. You can view all of our candles, accessories and products in the Hurd Beeswax Candles Online Catalogue. Just click on the links below.
Our featured works of art provide aesthetic eye appeal by outstanding artists. These art pieces make wonderful collector items and investments. Upon entering our spacious world of fine art, you'll experience varied pleasures of viewing original oils, watercolors, pastels, graphite and sculptures. A kaleidoscope of color and imagery, the gallery's diversity and depth is truly outstanding. We cordially invite you to visit the Napa Valley's most unique gallery.
Lowell Herrero's studio is a true workspace: twenty-five feet by fifty feet of clear space for an easel the size of three standard doors. Everything is on wheels so that the work can move in the room as the sun moves across the sky. Lowell paints only in the daylight (with the help of photographer's lamps on dark winter days) and uses twilight hours for research and planning. He loves to paint and this country studio is a life's dream come true.
