Grayce's Gift and Candle Shop features Global Gifts, Art & Organic Dates
Located at 260 Naugle Avenue, Patagonia, AZ 85624
About Grayce's unique shop in Patagonia, AZ
Grayce Noteboom Arnold
Grayce's - Four decades in business
Grayce's - Four decades in business
In 1948 Grayce, from Philadelphia, PA, set off on a great adventure in La Tortuga with two children and husband, John, who was hired to write the first Motor Tour Guide, published in 1953. The family's journey through Mexico inspired Grayce to become an artist and entrepreneur, ultimately in the mountains of Patagonia, AZ, where she hera
In 1948 Grayce, from Philadelphia, PA, set off on a great adventure in La Tortuga with two children and husband, John, who was hired to write the first Motor Tour Guide, published in 1953. The family's journey through Mexico inspired Grayce to become an artist and entrepreneur, ultimately in the mountains of Patagonia, AZ, where she heralded the transition from pick and shovel mining to art and tourism.
Grayce's - Four decades in business
Grayce's - Four decades in business
Grayce's - Four decades in business
In 1978 Grayce Arnold transformed the old miner's house built in 1905 into home and business, which thrived until her passing at 97. The Shop is now overseen by her son John, who, like Grayce, provides economic opportunity to local and indigenous artisans from Mexico to Africa by making their intricate and highly skilled hand-worked craft available to the public.
Mata Ortiz & Much More
Grayce's - Four decades in business
Mata Ortiz & Much More
At Grayce's you will find history, fine artistry, the original and unique, affordable and transportable. Mata Ortiz from Casa Grande, popular Talavera, hand crafts and art from Sonora, Oaxaca, Chiapas, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, Madagascar, even Tucson!
Plus non chemical African soaps and butters, succulent organic Medjool dates from Yuma
At Grayce's you will find history, fine artistry, the original and unique, affordable and transportable. Mata Ortiz from Casa Grande, popular Talavera, hand crafts and art from Sonora, Oaxaca, Chiapas, Ghana, Nigeria, Senegal, Madagascar, even Tucson!
Plus non chemical African soaps and butters, succulent organic Medjool dates from Yuma (year round), and so much more, you'll just have to stop in to see for yourself.