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Spirits of the West Coast Native Art Gallery

Spirits of the West Coast Native Art Gallery

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2926 Back Rd, Courtenay, British Columbia, V9N 9G9, Canada
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Sep 27, 2018
I purchased an argillite pendant in 2011, it remains my favorite piece. I'm ready for more. High quality people and goods! Thank you so much

Nov 22, 2018
Beautiful gallery with amazing carvings, prints and jewelry.

Jun 21, 2018
Lovely jewelry and art crafted by natives from various tribes of the pacific northwest in an open gallery space that smells of cedar. Wonderful.

Dec 30, 2017
Awsome service and great product!!! Highly recommend visiting this place!!!

Jun 21, 2016
These people are lovely honest sellers who I confused with another company before calling them. A LiveAuction company uses a similar name. When I called this -gentleman- I spoke to was so lovely I felt terrible accusing them of being the company that sold me plastic instead of hand carved buffalo horn. Then when I went to change the review, I was in a such a tizzy and busy it took me a day and an hour to figure it out. I feel just awful. You can really tell a lot of about people when you freak out on them and they are calm and understanding. Even the response to my 1 star review, see how even tempered. I would love to do business with these people. They have my complete respect. With warm wishes and apologies..

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Tue:10 am - 5 pm
Wed:10 am - 5 pm
Thu:10 am - 5 pm
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