Trader's Hitching Post — Local services in Cape Coral

This store has a most inappropriate and offensive 'stuffed Indian' dummy propped up in a chair out front - complete with boots - sunglasses- long black hair wig - cowboyhat and a mask of a stereotypical American Indian face •and its owner doesn't care one bit that this is politically incorrect and disrespectful to First Nations people to do this

This shop was amazing. From the outside and based on area you might think it’s not a legitimate trading post with Native American products. But looks can be deceiving so I went in anyways. Inside the owner, Cindee, was amazingly knowledgeable about all the stones, pieces, processes, and she really knew her business! The collection inside was so beautiful and I wish I could have bought it all! She will back her products and I even saw her working on pieces for other customers. Based on the lowest review posted. Yes, there is an Indian plastic person in a wheelchair but that was in the back room and the store is ANYTHING but offensive. I would go back in a heart beat and wish the shop was closer to my home state. BEAUTIFUL SHOP!!! Worth all the time spent and money and...

Traders Hitching Post in Matlacha, FL, is a charming gallery offering a wide variety of handcrafted Native American jewelry and art. With a history spanning over 45 years, this local gem features stunning pieces made by renowned artists, including intricate turquoise and silver jewelry, pottery, Kachina dolls, and more. The new location at 4547 Pine Island Rd NW provides ample space, parking, and an even larger inventory to explore. The owners, Cindee and Jerry Tolliver, ensure a...