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Since 1995, Lluís and Anna have been performing the delicate art of handcrafted ceramics. Always the same taste to design and create models and decorations and the same thoroughness in the realization of objects. A visit to their workshop will make you appreciate their colourful and inventive creations that earned them the loyalty of many clients. And they will not hesitate to explain the various stages of this artisanal manufacturing: Clay filtering, preparation of the piece to the wheel, galvanizing and drying, painting and decoration, opening, slow and high temperature cooking to induce the vitrification and give the final colours, final touch of verification of the parts.

Isidro and his son, Isidro junior, are the eighth generation of potters to continue this traditional workshop. His daughter, María, is also here, but she is responsible for painting and decorating the pieces. In this large space, you'll see a vast collection of pottery (jars, pots, candlesticks, dishes...), both ancient and modern, in all styles, including the great Lucena "classics" such as the Perula, a vessel of Roman origin used to transport wine, the Orza, for preserving oil and cured meats, the Botija de arriero, used to carry water to the fields, the Cántaro, from the well to the house, or the Dornillo, a vessel used to prepare gazpacho. You'll also discover more unexpected items, such as the paridera, an object designed to facilitate childbirth for women. You can visit all the facilities used to make them: lathes, kilns, paint shop... and watch the craftsmen practicing this meticulous activity.

You will surely notice that the Spaniards are very fond of baby and early childhood stores. And in this category, we can say that the Lobo Feliz ("the happy wolf") is enchanting. In this paradise of the youngest, there are superb wooden toys for all ages and budgets, including many toys... silent and battery-free! There are also card games and board games. Held by the friendly Luis, this is the ideal address to bring back very good quality gifts to the children.

This brand new shop, which opened on 7 February 2019, belongs to the network of Fedac, the foundation for the development of Canary Islands handicrafts, an organisation dependent on the Cabildo. It is the guarantee of finding a craft of beautiful quality and great variety. You will find beautiful jewellery, silk scarves and scarves, decorative objects for the table or the house. A presentation that is very often updated.

This typical house, built in 1620, and which you can visit, houses the tourist office on one side and a shop selling regional products on the other. You will find pottery, decorative objects but also many embroidery works, emblematic of the island. As well as a corner where you can put together a gourmet basket that sometimes offers product tastings. You will also find information about handicrafts on the island of Tenerife. Enter the inner courtyard which offers a nice view of the sea.

This store, created by a vintage and industrial style enthusiast, offers unique pieces that could be straight out of a Woody Allen movie. Recycled furniture is given pride of place; refurbished, it still retains the patina of the past. The tables and other furniture made of wood or metal that adorn the showroom are irresistible to fans of this style. You can also order a custom piece of furniture made from reclaimed materials. Unfortunately, it's not for everyone.

For collectors of stamps and coins, and for the Sunday portals.

To give coloured notes to kitchen and tables, original, functional and reasonably cheap ceramics all made by Catalan craftsmen.

A store that sells very fine ceramic characters painted by hand, with soft colours at prices défiants all competition!

He obtains from the Moroccan the. Lamps with filigrane, metal lanterns, zelig table, spices, Fès ceramics and Safi, slippers, books, music…

Large shop offering ceramics and pottery from all the Spanish communities.

Mirrors, bags, ethnic jewellery, you find everything! This boutique deserves a stop just for the manager who will tell Valencia… and his hippies years!

One will enter there to have the pleasure of entering a superb shop, installed in a beautiful medieval house located on the path leading to the steps leading to the cathedral. And which takes its name from the denomination of the people who looked after the church. Several rooms have been perfectly renovated and serve as superb settings for the creations on display, including the pretty patio, with its well. We will also take advantage of this opportunity to appreciate the modern furniture installed there, of Catalan minimalist inspiration, with warmer tones than Japanese.

They are located around the cathedral and on the side of the chic neighbourhood.

Well installed near the cathedral, this shop opened in 1920 by the great-grandfather of the current owner offers traditional and artisanal ceramics from the Granada region such as the fajalauza, the city's popular ceramic with plant motifs. As well as ancient and modern creations from all over Andalusia, including some from Úbeda, a major centre for ceramics in the province of Jaén. Glasses, plates, cups, salad bowls, everything will be well packed so that you can bring everything home intact.

It is a workshop maintained by the family since 1910. There is a very small shop at the entrance, with rare, but superb pieces. Beautiful table mats, reproductions of Mudéjar style works, 16th century Italian virgins, decorative elements for the bathroom... Today, Beatriz has taken over the shop and workshop. And also offers classes of ceramics. If you are interested, contact her by email beforehand.

Since 1719, the Gordiola family has been cultivating the tradition of glass work and exposes its know-how to visitors. You will find a large number of stained glass pieces. A good opportunity to return to the land and visit the town of Algaida.

Open all year from 10 am to 21 pm, closed on Sundays. With its Nature and Discovery, we find everything in this store: clothes, books, candles, lamps, hammocks, fabrics, jewels, bags of the world… Lots of ideas of gifts at very interesting prices… In addition, music is nice and it smells good, still two good reasons to go a tour!

Near the post, decorating objects for the house that will make it even harder to know what to bring back.

Decorative ceramics from Ibiza and all of Spain.