World-renowned art and handiwork, uniquely in Redondo Beach.

A beautiful stained-glass mosaic of a Native American, the emblem of Moon Dancer, which sells authentic Native American art, jewelry, clothing, and gifts.

Owned and curated by Paula Hausvick since 1981 and in its current location since 1989, Moon Dancer is a South Bay staple and a global attraction.

We offer an exceptional range of beautiful goods, including Oaxacan folk art, authentic rugs and house goods, turquoise jewelry, handmade clothing, and more. Sourcing from the southwestern United States and Mexico, we are proud to feature the work of many of the world’s finest folk artists.

Whether you’re an experienced collector or you’re just passing through, at Moon Dancer you will find something to delight in.

A display of colorful woven and embroidered pillows and throws with geometric patterns, arranged in baskets and on a wooden bench, with a flower arrangement in the background.
Interior of a gift shop and gallery with glass jewelry display cases, clothing racks, and rugs on the floor and wall decor with a southwestern and Native-American style.
The interior of a gift shop and gallery decorated with various handmade crafts, colorful textiles, pottery, and accessories.
Display of colorful woven blankets, pillows, and clothing inside a store, including garments and accessories, large window showing Los Angeles palm trees.
Close-up of peacock feathers from a handmade Native-American folk-art headdress displaying vibrant green, blue, and brown colors with iridescent sheen.
Colorful decorative hand-carved wooden sculpture with detailed feathers, placed on a multicolored striped textile, with southwestern patterned textile in the background.
A long open-knit cardigan with a bold geometric pattern in black and orange, worn over a black quilted turtleneck sweater.
Display case filled with jewelry including necklaces, bracelets, rings, and earrings at a jewelry store, Moon Dancer in the South Bay of Los Angeles.
Display of hats on a colorful striped wall with embroidered rugs and Native-American decorative items, including a feathered mask and clothing rack with various shirts, jackets, sweaters, and cardigans.