Tribal Weaver

Rude employees and I assume the owner. Twice I have walked in and they are talking down on former employees and customers that shop there, without knowledge I was even in the store! That’s how involved they were into their gossip session. Very uncomfortable.

Now THIS is the Tribal Weaver I know and love!
Great customer service. I wish I had more time to spend here because it is just as I remember the one next to the Del Oro being as a kid/​teenager.
Came in the other day with four of my friends, two of which also grew up with Tribal Weaver and they were also super happy with the stock at this one!
Everything you expect to find; crystals, candles, fossils, hippie fairy items. All the good stuff. And it smells just as I remembered. Apparently the one in GV and this one are not owned by the same person and that accounts for the dramatic change between the two stores. Bottom line– if you’re looking for the one you grew up with from the good ol’ days — this is the one.

There was a time when this was my favorite store but times have certainly changed. I was told welcome to the store but I did not feel welcome. The vibe was completely bizarre in there. This used to be more of a metaphysical shop and now it is just a silly hippie clothing and jewelry shop with hookah crap. If that is what the people want, then fine but I feel so many are missing the point and our craft and ways are not appreciated and being passed down to the next generation.

If I could give lower stars I would. They denied me and my fully regestered service dog to shop in the store.

I love tribal weavers. I’ve Been Going There Since Highschool. They have great merchandise and the prices are good. Excellent for gifts or for you

I love this shop! When they have clothing sales, I have a great time finding bohemian pieces to add to my wardrobe. My husband loves seeing the «fashion show» when I get home. They have an amazing selection of earrings, as well. Everyone I’ve met who works there is incredibly friendly and helpful. It’s a shop for people who enjoy living «outside the box»…the mall box, that is! I hope they stay in Auburn for many years to come.

OBSESSED! Love this place to death! I would recommend it to anyone, the employees are amazing

They have cool stuff in here. I bought a couple bracelets and they were very high quality and unique! Everything was a decent price. Next time i’m in town i plan to visit them again and see what other exciting trinkets have.

I first came here a few weeks ago with my mom and was amazed at all the hookah flavors and hookah’s they have. I have came here 3 times since then because the staff, mainly I have only seen a younger girl working, but every time I have came in she has been so nice and so helpful. I live in Carmichael and come here when I visit my mom in Newcastle, I love all the wiccan, and goddess items as well!!! Keep up the good work!

I’ve been going to tribal Weaver for several years. It was a special treat when I was a kid, I loved wandering around to look at the fairy statuettes and glow-​in-​the-​dark posters and incense sticks. They’ve moved around a couple times, and are now a building down from the original building, and a lot smaller (or, it feels like it). Because of this, their merchandise has changed drastically. They have a large selection of clothing (which previously had been limited to racks outside) and jewelry. They also have the smokeshop addition.
Clothing-​wise, they’re lacking. Their stuff is expensive and not unique. Some of the stuff looks like it came from Hot Topic, other stuff looks so faux-​hippie, I’m a little insulted, even though i’m certainly not anywhere near hippie-​esque. Their jewelry is nice though– fairly decently priced, and there were several different styles available, so it would suit any goth, hippie, celtic, or candy kid.
Their smokeshop is pretty good for the size, even though Millennium, right across the highway, isn’t much bigger, but still has a wider selection– but that’s all Millennium sells, so of course. They have some very cool, unique pieces, decently priced. Their hookah tobacco is cheaper than some and higher than others; I really enjoyed the Starbuzz Blueberry Grape. Their hookah selection is severely lacking! I am very disappointed in that arena. They had a limited number to begin with, and had more 3-​hose than 2-​hose, which I didn’t like. They had some cheap single hoses, which were fine, but they had ones in the shape of a soccer ball– really? What were they thinking with THAT purchase?
While I consider Tribal Weaver to be a staple of Auburn culture, I miss the old one’s atmosphere and selection immensely. They need to get in touch with their roots.

This little shop has a great selection of clothes and gifts for very reasonable prices. Definately has that hippie/​bohemian feel and perfect if your looking for unique one of a kind pieces.