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4a Calle Poniente
There are a number of craft shops on 4a Calle Poniente, between Parque Central and the market. Vendors will also approach you in Parque Central, or while you are drinking a coffee or eating breakfast in a casual dining place. Prices for handicrafts can be much higher in Antigua than elsewhere in Guatemala. Always bargain for a fair price.
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Casa de Arte Popular
One of the interesting art galleries along 4a Calle Oriente.
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Casa del Tejido Antiguo
This is another intriguing place for textiles; it's like a museum, market and workshop rolled into one. It claims to be the only place in Antigua managed by indigenous people.
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Mercado de ArtesanĂas
At the west end of town by the main market, this market sells masses of Guatemalan handicrafts. While not at the top end of the quality range, it has a variety of colorful masks, blankets, jewelry, purses and so on. Don't be afraid to bargain.
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Nim Po't
This shop boasts a huge collection of Mayan dress, as well as hundreds of masks and other wood carvings. This sprawling space is packed with huipiles, cortes, fajas and more, all arranged according to region, so it makes for a fascinating visit whether you're in the market or not.
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