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1. Arte Antropología
Textiles/SewingIf you're looking for something truly unique, you must make your way here. Part museum, mostly a store, this has been a labor of love for many years as Rosie Barnes and Walter Rodriguez Mamani painstakingly made their way through the legal mire of renovating a colonial manse. The result is simply gorgeous, not least owing to the plethora of one of a kind items that you simply won't find elsewhere, due to locals from all over Peru and Bolvia bringing their heirlooms to sell over the years before the store finally opened.
Calle Ruinas 105, Cusco, Cusco, Peru984-623–555 -
2. Casa del Retablo
Art GalleryIf you think Ayacucho's retablos are incredible, just wait until you see the precision that goes into their making. Maestro Silvestre Ataucusi Flores invites you into his workshop, after which you can do a little mask-painting yourself, or browse among his stunning depictions of Carnavals, musical instruments, and bullfights. A 15-minute taxi ride from the Plaza de Armas gets you here.
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3. Dédalo
Barranco | CraftsHoused in a restored mansion on Barranco's stately Avenida Sáenz Peña, this Aladdin's cave–like tienda specializes in contemporary work, as opposed to the traditional handicrafts sold by most shops. It's packed with the colorful creations of dozens of independent artists and artisans, including an impressive selection of jewelry. The little café in the back garden is a pleasant spot to take a breather while traipsing around Barranco.
Av. Sáenz Peña 295, Lima, Lima, 04, Peru01-652–5400Shop Details
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4. Galería Mendívil
CraftsReligious art, including elaborately costumed statues of the Virgin Mary, is sold at the shop at the Galería Mendívil. The popular Museo Hilario Mendívil is located across the plaza.
Plazoleta San Blas 615–619, Cusco, Cusco, Peru084-240–527 -
5. Galería Mérida
San Blas | Ceramics/GlasswareIn San Blas, the Galería Mérida sells the much-imitated ceramics of Edilberto Mérida. His characters are so expressive you can practically hear them as you browse through the gallery, which doubles as a museum where you can learn more about this award-winning Peruvian artist and his work.
Carmen Alto 133, Cusco, Cusco, Peru084-221–714Shop Details
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6. Ilaria
Plaza de Armas | Art GalleryThis is Cusco's finest silver store, with an ample selection of replicas of colonial-era pieces, as well as some really creative and elegant originals. The internationally recognized shop is based in Lima, though there are multiple locations in Cusco, including ones in the Monasterio, Casa Andina Private Collection, and JW Marriott hotels.
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7. KUNA
Plaza de Armas | Textiles/SewingLong-established and ubermodern KUNA has alpaca garments and is one of the only authorized distributors of high-quality vicuña scarves and sweaters. Run by Peruvian design company Alpaca 111, they have shops at the Plaza Regocijo and the Libertador hotel and at the airport.
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8. La Floristeria
Miraflores | CraftsThe tiny but charming La Floristeria, in front of the Pasaje El Suche complex, is filled with quality handicrafts from a select group of artisans: hand-painted trays, ceramic-figure-packed retablos ayacuchanos (decorative, portable altar boxes that depict religious events), jewelry, weavings, candles, and other colorful collectables.
Av. La Paz 644, Lima, Lima, 18, Peru01-444–2288 -
9. Seminario
Ceramics/GlasswareThe Cusco shop of famed ceramics maker Pablo Seminario is now housed in the MAP museum building. Known around the world, it is an ideal place to get a locally made gift that is truly special. Prices are lower at the source, in the Sacred Valley town of Urubamba.
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10. Agua y Tierra
Miraflores | CraftsCeramics, hand-painted or embroidered fabrics, and other handicrafts of the country´s Amazonian tribes decorate the windows of this small shop two blocks east of Parque Miraflores, but it also has some Andean handicrafts.
Diez Canseco 298, at Alcanfores, Lima, Lima, 18, Peru01-444–6980 -
11. All Alpaca
Miraflores | ClothingOne of several shops in Miraflores specializing in alpaca clothing, All Alpaca sells sophisticated sweaters, ponchos, coats, and more. There's a second shop at Avenida José Larco 1005.
Av. Schell 377, Lima, Lima, 18, Peru01-446–0565 -
12. Alpaca 859
Miraflores | ClothingThis colorful store in the heart of Miraflores's shopping district has some lovely clothing, as well as a small selection of handwoven tapestries.
Av. José Larco 859, Lima, Lima, 18, Peru01-447–7163 -
13. Alpaca's Best
Plaza de Armas | Textiles/SewingWith several stores in Cusco, Alpaca's Best sells quality knits but also has a good selection of jewelry.
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14. Alvaro Valdivia antiques
Antiques & CollectiblesSet next to Las Gringas and the Chaqchao Chocolates factory, the boutique of collector Alvaro Valdivia is filled with orderly stacks that are a mix of old goods and new, including vintage photo replicas, brass antiques, locks, old cameras, coins, Peruvian rugs, and Pucará bulls. It's open from 9 am to 10 pm everyday and can ship everywhere in six days via DHL.
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15. Andean Treasures
Miraflores | CraftsTwo blocks north of Larcomar on Avenida José Larco is this modern shop, with a selection of quality alpaca clothing and handicrafts that include jewelry, mini retablos from Ayacucho, and toritos de Pucará (ceramic bulls from the Puno region).
Av. José Larco 1219, Lima, Lima, Peru01-243–2627 -
16. Andean Treasures
CraftsThis reasonably priced crafts shop has many original pieces including tapestries, ceramics, and alpaca clothing.
Calle Mantas 118, Cusco, Cusco, Peru084-228–931 -
17. Andesgear
Sporting GoodsIf you get caught without the right layer of outdoor wear, your hiking boots are falling apart, you need a new backpack, or you just feel the need for a new fleece, this is the place to go.
Calle Santa Catalina 210, Arequipa, Arequipa, Peru054-418–644 -
18. Arte Colonial
Antiques & CollectiblesThe two rooms of this shop are packed with a staggering array of dusty, authentic antiques that includes colonial furniture, paintings, jewelry, carvings, and more.
Santa Catalina 312 int.4, Arequipa, Arequipa, Peru054- 214–887 -
19. Arte y Canela
Plaza de Armas | CraftsIf you're looking for modern twists on folkloric crafts, check out Arte y Canela, which sells a variety of high-end silver jewelry and household goods, all with a regional artistic flair.
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20. Artesanías Las Pallas
Barranco | CraftsOn a quiet street one block east of busy Avenida Grau, this shop is in the home of Mari Solari, who has been selling handcrafted goods and folk art for decades. She works with some of the best artisans in the Andes and Amazon basin. Ring the doorbell and someone will let you in.
Cl. Cajamarca 212, Lima, Lima, 04, Peru01-477–4629
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