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  • 1. Bilal Abu Khalaf

    Christian Quarter | Textiles/Sewing

    The family of Bilal Abu Khalaf has been trading in fine fabrics for Jerusalem's elite for three generations. The shop is an Aladdin's cave of...

    The family of Bilal Abu Khalaf has been trading in fine fabrics for Jerusalem's elite for three generations. The shop is an Aladdin's cave of Damascene silks woven with golden thread, Moroccan brocade set with semiprecious stones, and the finest fabrics from Kashmir. Phone ahead to arrange a riveting 20-minute presentation of the shop's most beautiful treasures, and an explanation of the Crusader church visible through the glass floor.

    164 Suq Aftimus, Muristan, Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 9114101, Israel
    02-626–1718
  • 2. Charlotte

    Center City | Crafts

    This 80-year-old shop carries colorful ceramics, weavings, painted silks, and jewelry. ...

    This 80-year-old shop carries colorful ceramics, weavings, painted silks, and jewelry.

    4 Koresh St., Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 9414404, Israel
    02-625–1632
  • 3. Designers in the City

    Center City | Other Specialty Store

    More than 20 Israeli jewelry designers, leather workers, clothing makers, and ceramics artists have studios here, where you can watch them work...

    More than 20 Israeli jewelry designers, leather workers, clothing makers, and ceramics artists have studios here, where you can watch them work and buy original items.

    7 Bezalel St, Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 9459107, Israel
  • 4. Sabon Shel Paam

    German Colony | Perfume/Cosmetics

    Sabon—Hebrew for soap—sells its aromatic herb-infused soaps, creams, and lotions all around the world. The ritual hand washing in the shop is...

    Sabon—Hebrew for soap—sells its aromatic herb-infused soaps, creams, and lotions all around the world. The ritual hand washing in the shop is a delight. There's another branch in the Malcha Mall.

    35 Emek Refa'im St., Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 93104, Israel
    02-650–6644
  • 5. Sandrouni

    Christian Quarter | Ceramics/Glassware

    This shop just inside the New Gate stocks intricately hand-painted ceramic tiles in any shape or size, from small decorative tiles to elaborate...

    This shop just inside the New Gate stocks intricately hand-painted ceramic tiles in any shape or size, from small decorative tiles to elaborate tiled mirrors, tables, and trays. From the Jaffa Gate, take the first left onto Latin Patriarch Road.

    New Gate Rd., Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel
    02-626–3744
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  • 6. Souk

    Muslim Quarter | Market

    Jerusalem's main market is the souk in the Old City, spread over a warren of intersecting streets. This is where much of Arab Jerusalem shops...

    Jerusalem's main market is the souk in the Old City, spread over a warren of intersecting streets. This is where much of Arab Jerusalem shops. It's awash with color and redolent with the clashing scents of exotic spices. Baskets of produce vie for attention with hanging shanks of lamb, fresh fish on ice, and fresh-baked delicacies. Food stalls are interspersed with purveyors of fabrics and shoes. The baubles and trinkets of the tourist trade often seem secondary, except along the well-trodden paths of the Via Dolorosa, David Street, and Christian Quarter Road.Haggling with merchants in the Arab market—a time-honored tradition—is not for everyone. If you know what you want and what you are willing to pay, it can be fun to try to knock the price down; if not, enjoy the local color and seek out shops with set prices, either in the Old City or outside its walls. Women should dress modestly, and everyone should keep an eye on their purses and wallets.

    Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 91140, Israel
  • 7. A.B.C.

    Center City | Souvenirs

    A.B.C. is a homegrown label selling well-made gifts and accessories for the home. Their wooden boxes and apothecary bottles wrapped in bamboo...

    A.B.C. is a homegrown label selling well-made gifts and accessories for the home. Their wooden boxes and apothecary bottles wrapped in bamboo make unique gifts.

    25 King George St., Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 94261, Israel
    02-624–2549
  • 8. Adi Kilav

    Center City | Shoes/Luggage/Leather Goods

    This shop sells striking handmade leather shoes that you definitely won't find back home. Adi Kilav's classic lines reflect his training in...

    This shop sells striking handmade leather shoes that you definitely won't find back home. Adi Kilav's classic lines reflect his training in architecture.

    6 Shatz St., Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 9426706, Israel
    02-563–3701
  • 9. Ahava Center

    Center City | Perfume/Cosmetics

    The store stocks all the company's products using minerals from the Dead Sea, but at less attractive prices than elsewhere. ...

    The store stocks all the company's products using minerals from the Dead Sea, but at less attractive prices than elsewhere.

    5 Ben-Yehuda St., Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 94624, Israel
    02-625–2592
  • 10. Arts and Crafts Lane

    Center City | Neighborhoods

    Outside Jaffa Gate, Hutzot Hayotzer is home to goldsmiths and silversmiths specializing in jewelry, fine art, and Judaica, generally done in...

    Outside Jaffa Gate, Hutzot Hayotzer is home to goldsmiths and silversmiths specializing in jewelry, fine art, and Judaica, generally done in a modern, minimalist style. The work is of extremely high quality and priced accordingly.

    Hutzot Hayotzer, Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 94117, Israel
  • 11. Barbara Shaw

    German Colony | Crafts

    Australian immigrant Barbara Shaw has put her colorful, contemporary stamp on a selection of household gifts, from crisp dish towels and whimsical...

    Australian immigrant Barbara Shaw has put her colorful, contemporary stamp on a selection of household gifts, from crisp dish towels and whimsical aprons to soft pillows and roomy tote bags.

    26 Emek Refa'im St., Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 9310513, Israel
    02-579–9621
  • 12. Bezalel Arts Fair

    Center City | Market

    Every Friday, local artists and craftspeople hawk handmade jewelry and bags, whimsical puppets, hefty wooden cutting boards, and other pieces...

    Every Friday, local artists and craftspeople hawk handmade jewelry and bags, whimsical puppets, hefty wooden cutting boards, and other pieces at this art market in central Jerusalem. The pace is relaxed and friendly. Stalls run from the pedestrian section of Bezalel Street and continue onto Shatz Street to the small Schieber Park.

    Bezalel St., Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel
  • 13. Blue and White Art Gallery

    Jewish Quarter | Art Galleries

    Udi Merioz, the artist and owner of this gallery, does "soft painting," a special appliqué technique that uses synthetic fibers on canvas. The...

    Udi Merioz, the artist and owner of this gallery, does "soft painting," a special appliqué technique that uses synthetic fibers on canvas. The gallery also represents Israeli artist Yaacov Agam.

    1 Cardo St., Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 97500, Israel
    02-628–8464
  • 14. Cadim

    Center City | Ceramics/Glassware

    A decidedly contemporary selection of ceramics is on view at this shop showcasing the works of 15 artists. ...

    A decidedly contemporary selection of ceramics is on view at this shop showcasing the works of 15 artists.

    4 Yoel Salomon St., Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 94633, Israel
    02-623–4869
  • 15. Cardo

    Jewish Quarter | Neighborhoods

    In the Old City's Jewish Quarter, the Cardo began life as the main thoroughfare of Byzantine Jerusalem. It was a commercial street during the...

    In the Old City's Jewish Quarter, the Cardo began life as the main thoroughfare of Byzantine Jerusalem. It was a commercial street during the Crusader era, and has now been converted into an attractive shopping area. Beyond souvenirs and Judaica, you'll find good-quality jewelry and artwork, although at quite high prices.

    Jewish Quarter St., Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 97500, Israel
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  • 16. Dan Alsberg

    Center City | Jewelry & Watches

    Jeweler Dan Alsberg has crafted outstanding modern gold and silver pieces for more than 40 years. ...

    Jeweler Dan Alsberg has crafted outstanding modern gold and silver pieces for more than 40 years.

    15 Hutzot Hayotzer, outside Jaffa Gate, Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 94117, Israel
    02-627–1430
  • 17. Daniella Lehavi

    Center City | Shoes/Luggage/Leather Goods

    Local designer Daniella Lehavi makes distinctive, well-crafted leather bags, shoes, and accessories. ...

    Local designer Daniella Lehavi makes distinctive, well-crafted leather bags, shoes, and accessories.

    Mamilla Ave., Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel
    02-624–3791
  • 18. Danny Azoulay

    Center City | Crafts

    These delicate items in fine porcelain are all hand-painted in rich shades of blue, red, and gold. Traditional Jewish ritual objects include...

    These delicate items in fine porcelain are all hand-painted in rich shades of blue, red, and gold. Traditional Jewish ritual objects include fine papercuts and a range of ornamental ketubot (wedding contracts). Less expensive items include napkin rings and bottle stoppers.

    5 Yoel Salomon St., Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 94633, Israel
    02-623–3918
  • 19. Darian Armenian Ceramics

    Center City | Ceramics/Glassware

    Arman Darian's exacting painting can be seen in prestigious buildings around Israel and the world. Besides ceramic pieces with Jewish themes...

    Arman Darian's exacting painting can be seen in prestigious buildings around Israel and the world. Besides ceramic pieces with Jewish themes, the shop carries hand-painted tables and mirrors and has a plentiful selection of bargain-priced seconds. You can often catch Darian and his staff working on new designs.

    12 Shlomzion Hamalka St., Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 94146, Israel
    02-623–4802
  • 20. Elia Photo Service

    Christian Quarter | Other Specialty Store

    Kevork Kahvedjian's collection of 3,500 photographic prints of Jerusalem and the Holy Land dating back to 1860 provides a window into a vanished...

    Kevork Kahvedjian's collection of 3,500 photographic prints of Jerusalem and the Holy Land dating back to 1860 provides a window into a vanished world. Many of them have been published in history books and adorn the walls of local hotels and restaurants. All are available as high-quality prints in various sizes, mounted and ready for framing.

    14 Al-Khanka St., Jerusalem, Jerusalem, 9114101, Israel
    02-628–2074

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