The Indian Craft Shop is under Historic Preservation and has been showcasing American Indian Arts and Crafts Since 1938.

The Indian Craft Shop is open Tuesday's, Wednesday's and Thursday's 10AM-3PM and by scheduled appointments on Friday's. Please email indiancraftshop@guestservices.com for a scheduled visit on Friday's, or outside of regular hours, and we will try to accommodate.

ONLINE STORE OPEN FOR PURCHASES/ORDERS ARE SHIPPED OUT ON A WEEKLY BASIS. CURB-SIDE AND IN-STORE PICKUPS CAN BE ARRANGED.

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Current and Archived News at the Shop and Online

The Where Guide says "The Department of the Interior may seem an unlikely destination for visitors, but those who venture inside are rewarded with a pleasant surprise. Tucked behind an unassuming doorway, The Indian Craft Shop has been connecting shoppers with handmade treasures by emerging and established Native American artists since 1938." Read full article

The Indian Craft Shop was established in 1938 inside the U.S. Department of the Interior in Washington, DC and features American Indian arts and crafts from across the United States. Information about American Indian arts and crafts, Tips on Collecting, our Calendar of Events, and more can be found browsing our web site. A selection of the work available in the Shop can be found on our Online Store.

Where to Buy Kachina Dolls, Sandpaintings, Sealskin Thimbles, and Other Gorgeous Pieces of Native American Art... Off the Beaten Path in Washington, DC
(blog post by Jessica Goad)