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IconicTaos Pueblo
$25–$50Walk among multi-story adobe homes on a guided tour of a pueblo that has been lived in for more than 1,000 years.
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Enchanted Circle Pottery
Enchanted Circle Pottery is a shop in Taos, NM, part of the Taos and the San Luis Valley guide. Cost: free.
26871 East US Highway 64 · Taos, NM
Why you should go…
Enchanted Circle Pottery is a studio and gallery on US Highway 64 in Taos Canyon, about eight miles west of Angel Fire, New Mexico, owned and operated by potters Kevin and JoAnne DeKeuster. The couple creates functional and sculptural ceramic art using a traditional Japanese wood-firing process learned in Japan, where wood ash melts into the glaze at high kiln temperatures. Visitors can watch the artists throw pottery, build sculptures and tend the kiln.
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