Retail - Miscellaneous Retail

Asking Price	Not Disclosed	Inventory
Gross Income	$178,194	Real Estate
Cash Flow	Not Disclosed	Year Established	1986
FF&E	N/A	Employees	4

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This company was started by the current owner s father, who began by manufacturing Indian jewelry in a small shop and found that he could not keep up with the demand for these pieces at trade shows. In 1986 the business was moved to a different town where an old motel property was purchased. At that point buildings on the existing property were converted into a woodshop for manufacturing kachina dolls. This has proven to be an excellent location for the trading post, and the company buys and sells various Native American items, including jewelry, pottery, carvings, paintings, rugs, and other items. Currently the company is the leading supplier of handmade Navajo Kachina Dolls in the USA. The sale of the business includes the a two story log cabin trading post where the upper level is used as a residence and the lower level includes an office and storage space. The building is located on approximately one acre of land that includes a well. This property has unlimited potential for different commercial uses, since many tourists visit the area since it is not far from Sante Fe and Taos. The geographical market encompasses all of the Western United States, with a focus on Arizona and New Mexico. Customers include small, independent gift stores, catalog companies, websites, and participants at retail shows. New owners with vision and good marketing skills could easily increase annual sales in this established business.

Reason Selling: Owners wish to sell and spend more time with family.