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Broad selection of Native American music, craft supplies, how to craft books.
- HoursCLOSED NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Sat Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 602-266-4823
- Address:
- 4143 N 16th St Phoenix, AZ 85016
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- Categories
- Gift Shops, Book Stores, Craft Supplies, Music Stores
- Services / Products
- Newsstands, Craft Supplies, Leather, Rare Books, Greeting Cards, CDs, Needlecraft Supplies, Pottery Supplies & Tools, Poetry Books, Jewelry Making Supplies, Wholesale CDs, Ethnic Gifts, Children's Books, Beads, Audiobooks, Holiday Gifts
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- Neighborhood
- Camelback East
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Drumbeat Indian Arts, Inc. offers Native American recordings on cassette, CD, and video. We also offer a wide variety of craft supplies and books covering subjects like religion and ceremonies, Native American history, biographies and novels, law, and childcare’s books. We are the largest wholesale and retail source for authentic traditional and contemporary American Indian Music since 1984. Call us today for more information!
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This place has been around like forever and thats one of the reasons why i love this place but also love this place because they always have the beads i need! Very cool place!
wow,........fry bread outside ,too. got me a t-shirt dat say ,I like it!
If you are looking for seed beads for loom work, or need anything for pow-wow regalia, this is the place to go. Yes, they are a little pricey on some things, but keep in mind, they DO carry many different sizes of beads, plus bone and antler beads, which are not always easy to find at the "regular" bead stores. There are also many "how-to" books for Native crafts, and many types of leather that can be crafted into clothing, medicine bags, etc. They also carry cds with flute music and other authentic Native American arrangements. I have always liked going there, and, if you go on a good day, you may even be able to snack on home-made fry bread outside! It's worth the trip, if you are a Phoenix resident.