— a little shop in Phoenix —

Pieces with a pulse.

A small, slow-fashion boutique tucked off 7th Street. We carry clothing, jewelry, and home goods from people we genuinely know — the kind of pieces that get more beautiful the longer you live with them.

Hand-thrown ceramics Slow fashion Independent makers Vintage finds Made in the Southwest Hand-thrown ceramics Slow fashion Independent makers Vintage finds Made in the Southwest

"Maya's first vase — sold in a day."

— studio, march 2024

It started with a borrowed table.

We opened Sage & Stone in the spring of 2024, in a sunlit room with a borrowed table and four pieces from local makers. The idea was simple — to make a place where carefully chosen things could find people who'd love them for a long time.

Today we carry work from over twenty independent makers across Arizona and New Mexico. We know all of them by name. A few of them you'll meet if you come by on a Saturday.

If you're new here — welcome. Take your time. We'll put the kettle on.

— Hannah & Mae

"We're not chasing trends. We're chasing pieces with character — the kind of things that feel like they've always belonged to you."

— From a recent Phoenix Magazine feature
currently in the shop —

This week's arrivals.

A small selection from our current shop, rotating as new pieces come in from our makers.

New
Apparel
The Linen Wrap
by Mae's studio $148
Jewelry
Brass Hoops, hand-forged
by Iris Cole $64
Last one
Home
Tall Vase, no. 4
by Maya P. $92
Apparel
Cotton Gauze Top
by Mae's studio $78
Jewelry
River Stone Pendant
by Sam W. $58
Restocked
Home
Woven Throw, terracotta
by June Tex. $124

We're downtown — just south of Roosevelt Row.

Sage & Stone Boutique
412 N 7th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85006
(602) 555-0184
Open Hours
Monday— resting —
Tuesday – Thursday11 am – 6 pm
Friday – Saturday10 am – 7 pm
Sunday11 am – 4 pm

street parking out front — easiest after 11. there's a coffee shop two doors down :)

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Drop us a line.

questions about a piece, interested in showing your work, or just want to say hi — we'd love that.