Squash Blossom
Known for
Designer jewelry, fine art, unique furniture, collectibles, Native American jewelry, art and accessories, home accents and sculpture.
Local's tip
Take time to browse — there's a lot to see in this eclectic shop and you don't want to miss a hidden treasure.
Art, Community and Culture Flourish at Squash Blossom
Squash Blossom is a large gallery located in the heart of Old Colorado City’s popular shopping district. Established in 1973, this family owned and operated shop has delivered a diverse collection of fine art and handcrafted goods to locals and visitors for over 50 years!
Squash Blossom takes great pride in offering an impressive assortment of Native American jewelry and art, including necklaces, rings, bracelets and absolutely stunning squash blossom necklaces that must be seen in person to be truly appreciated. This carefully curated selection is ethically sourced and each piece is an authentic work of art crafted by an indigenous creator. In addition to jewelry, shoppers can also find phenomenal hand-carved fetishes and vintage turquoise accessories.
Local artists also shine at Squash Blossom. The gallery features works from many popular local makers, painters, jewelers and sculptors.
Popular artists include:
- Steve Castle — Exceptional watercolors, landscape, Old West and more
- Kent Kerns — Watercolor and acrylic wilderness paintings
- Christopher Hureau — Classic landscapes/oils
- Bud Smoot — Handcrafted birdhouses
- Daniel Glanz — Bronze sculpture
- Mike Smith — Traditional landscapes
- Phil Lear — Western contemporary, colorful, engaging oils and prints
- Jan Oyler — Vibrant watercolor
- Red Bench Jewelry — Hand-forged Colorado jewelry
- Jen Lesea — Mountain-inspired jewelry
- Tracy Miller — Contemporary and colorful
- Corey Silverman/The Furnace — Blown glass
- Diel Gray — Ceramics
- Melissa Cooper — Bronze sculpture
- Mike Dwyer — Bronze sculpture
- Charlie Brown — Furniture, handmade wooden gifts
- David Marsh — One-of-a-kind furniture
- And many more!
The gallery has a collection of fine home goods and home furnishings ranging from small accessories for the kitchen to impressive handmade furniture. Fortunately, shipping is available for many of the pieces sold in the gallery.
While Squash Blossom is a high-end fine arts gallery, shoppers can also find many, many lovely gifts at lower price points. Do not let the designer jewelry or pricey sculptures deter you from finding an amazing deal on a handcrafted whiskey set or silver pendant. This shop has a lot to offer to everyone.
Popular Art & Gifts
- Designer jewelry
- Furniture
- Home goods
- Vintage indigenous jewelry
- Fetish carvings
- Books
- Paintings
- Bronze sculptures
- Ceramics
- Handwoven rugs
- Glass
- Birdhouses
- Door knockers
- Accessories
- And more!
Squash Blossom is also a longtime participant in many popular arts events in the Pikes Peak region. You’ll find the doors open every First Friday, and they host live painting events during OCC community activities and the annual Aspens on the Avenue plein air painting day.
Explore the Squash Blossom on your next visit to OCC. Whether you leave with a new work of art or not, you’re sure to enjoy exploring the gallery’s expansive collection.
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