Art & Craft shopping in Oaxaca
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La Mano Mágica
You’ll find some wonderfully original and sophisticated craft products at this shop and gallery, including work by one of its owners, the masterly Teotitlán del Valle weaver Arnulfo Mendoza. Some Mendoza pieces go for tens of thousands of dollars, and when you see them you’ll understand why.
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Mercado de Artesanías
This indoor crafts market is strong on alebrijes, stamped tinware, embroidered textiles and tablecloths. As you walk through, you’re likely to see some of the vendors passing the time by plying their crafts, such as weaving or embroidering.
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Mercado Juárez
This indoor market, a block southwest of the Zócalo, sells a diverse mixture of food, flowers, clothes, hats, sandals, and leather belts and bags. Women hawk mounds of grasshoppers on the street outside the Flores Magón entrance.
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Casa de las Artesanías de Oaxaca
This store sells the work of 80 family workshops and craft organizations from around Oaxaca state. Its patio is surrounded by rooms full of rugs, ceramics, tinware, alebrijes and other crafts.
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Étnico
Allende (Allende 113; [hrs] 10am-2pm & 4-8pm Mon-Sat); Gurrión (Gurrión 104; [hrs] 10:30am-8pm) Has a very attractive line in patchwork bedspreads and cushions made from pieces of huipil.
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La Cava
This shop sells particularly high-quality mezcal from Santiago Matatlán (up to M$600 a bottle).
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Artesanías Cocijo
Has a particularly good selection of masks.
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Hecmafer
Assorted very high-quality goods.
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