Kizmit

My wife and I saw this store as we were strolling thru town, looking for a place to grab breakfast. The Buddha statues in the window caught my eye, but it was closed and there was a sign that said they were only sometimes open on Sundays. After grabbing breakfast, we went back to give it a shot and we were in luck… my only intention was to get some incense to fill up our nearly empty incense drawer, but we came out with much more. Ended up getting a bag full of goodies and a wonderful experience. We met Rachel (sp?), who was a fun, quirky, and helpful owner (we think). This is definitely a store we’ll return to, if we’re ever on Orcas again. There’s so much fun stuff to buy or just explore, it’s hard to resist!

My husband and I both loved this store with fantastic selection of scarves, jewelry, statues, décor, and unusual gift items. We bought a tapestry and some great little wooden instruments in the shape of frogs. NIce card selection, too, and overall really reasonable prices. It’s like a treasure hunt and I will be back every time I’m on on Orcas!

Fun little shop with lots of jewelry, scarves, incense and other hippie accoutrements — the prices are very reasonable, too — some of the larger sterling silver pieces are a little pricey, but not out of control. I like that the whole spectrum of prices are represented, from inexpensive bead jewelry to higher-​end hand-​crafted silver items.
necklaces, bracelets, earrings, some clothes, some Buddhist-​inspired art and spiritual items, they have a lot! Check it out. I was happy to wander around in here for a bit and got myself a cool green beaded bracelet with a wooden clasp.