Northern Lights

Manda Stratt

Much better vibes than a year ago. The woman with dreads was very helpful and kind.

V

If you’re looking for items made with honor and ethical values to the cultures and indigenous peoples they originate from this is not the place. No signage about where their cleansing products come from, and the dream catchers even have the legal disclaimer they are not “Indian products.” If your products have to have that disclaimer consider sourcing from the tribe directly… incense with warbonnets on them called “shaman visions” made over seas are not how you support indigenous North American people. Someone recommended this place to me for ethically sourced items but that was unfortunately not the case. Everyone else was greeted but I was never spoken to while I looked around for 30 minutes looking for information on ethics until I left & I was thanked for coming in. The person working seemed nice and friendly. The place was clean, well organized, welcoming, all that good stuff. The sourcing is just wildly disappointing. Please do better and ethically source your items and make it a priority to display they are ethically sourced.

Bobby Harmon

Absolutely love this store, the staff was very knowledgeable and was more than willing to try and order products that they currently didn't have in stick. Great energy and selections.

Kelsey Halverson

Great store!!!