Winter 2011

Best Sellers in Park City, Utah By The Cisneros

Southwest Indian Traders

Many things Indian and Southwest are found at this 22-year-old galleria of wonderful Old West merchandise. Raette Belcher, the original and only owner of Southwest Indian Traders, says she opened the store in 1989 as a little gift shop. That “little gift shop” is now a large emporium filled with Southwestern paraphernalia—hats and moccasins for the whole family; turquoise jewelry pieces; vintage skis, snowshoes, and ice skates; Native American and Mexican pottery, rugs, and blankets; Native American dolls; and mounted bear and deer heads.

The store not only captures the history of Park City, but it also transports the imagination back to a rugged and romantic age.

Best Sellers

Overall: Turquoise and “feather” jewelry by Silver Hawk
Toys: Native American baby dolls by LouAnn Paul
Apparel: Moccasins by Minnetonka
General: Arrowheads
Home Furnishings: Blankets and rugs by Zapotec

Raette Belcher, Owner
435.645.9177

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The Cisneros

Laurie Eaton Cisneros and Lacey Cisneros are a mother-daughter writer/photographer team. Laurie has been writing and editing for 22 years, primarily as a ghostwriter. She has also written several books in the genres of self-help, fiction, and children's picture books. To learn more visit finewordsmith.com. Lacey is a burgeoning photographer. At only 18, she has already built a prolific body of portrait and landscape photography. Laurie, Lacey and the rest of the Cisneros family live in Holladay, Utah—close to lovely Park City.