Quito
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Folklore Olga Fisch is one of Quito's more expensive, and curious, shopping experiences. The shop is in the colonial home of the late Olga Fisch...
Folklore Olga Fisch is one of Quito's more expensive, and curious, shopping experiences. The shop is in the colonial home of the late Olga Fisch (1901–90), who worked with craftspeople to turn folk art into modern works of art. The store specializes in handwoven rugs, tapestries, clothing, and pottery inspired by indigenous motifs. While you're here, visit the splendid museum upstairs and have lunch or afternoon tea in the small, informal restaurant in the garden or dinner in the intimate indoor restaurant.
Galería Latina offers an enormous selection of sterling-silver jewelry, ceramic figures, baskets, alpaca clothing, and antiques. ...
Galería Latina offers an enormous selection of sterling-silver jewelry, ceramic figures, baskets, alpaca clothing, and antiques.
El Centro Artesanal specializes in hand-knit sweaters and other items. ...
El Centro Artesanal specializes in hand-knit sweaters and other items.
The most extensive collection of handicraft shops is in Quito's modern shopping mall, El Jardín. ...
The most extensive collection of handicraft shops is in Quito's modern shopping mall, El Jardín.
Homero Ortega & Hijos, Cuenca's famous Panama hat maker, has a store here in Quito. ...
Homero Ortega & Hijos, Cuenca's famous Panama hat maker, has a store here in Quito.
In addition to regional crafts, La Bodega has an extensive collection of sweaters in wool and cotton. ...
In addition to regional crafts, La Bodega has an extensive collection of sweaters in wool and cotton.
You can lose yourself among the stalls at the Mercado de Santa Clara, in the New City at the corner of Calle Versalles and Calle Marchena. At...
You can lose yourself among the stalls at the Mercado de Santa Clara, in the New City at the corner of Calle Versalles and Calle Marchena. At this traditional market you'll find fruits and vegetables piled in geometrical patterns, bundles of dried and fresh herbs, barrels of grains, and huge bunches of freshly cut flowers. You can listen to a musician play soulful tunes on the accordion or light a candle to the Virgin Mary at the shrine tucked between the vendors' stalls.
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