House shopping in South America
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ARAO Artesanías Oruro
This place offers the best selection of high-quality, cooperatively produced handicrafts from four communities in the Oruro department, starting at B$70. The naturally dyed wool rugs and wall hangings, shoulder bags and ponchos are especially notable.
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Folklore
If you're after something nice and traditional to take home to the family, there's a prezzie for everyone (apart from the dog) at Folklore. It's the place to go for ñandutí (lace), leather goods and tereré cups.
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Casa de la Mujer Mapuche
Run by a cooperative of Mapuche women this sells a wide selection of traditional indigenous crafts, most notably textiles and ceramics. Profits benefit members of the cooperative which comprises nearly 400 local artisans.
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Casa Curuba
Stunning wares here, all fashioned from exotic hardwoods. The high-quality stock includes beautiful picture frames, boxes and bowls, especially from the state of Lara. The spot for a discerning gift or souvenir.
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Ananay
This boutique features export-quality crafts, home furnishings and adorable children's clothing. It's not cheap, but the designs are unique and the quality is high.
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Casa das Redes
For hammocks, head to any of numerous Casa das Redes on Rua Rocha dos Santos and the side streets (or the street vendors around Praça Tenreiro Aranha).
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Artesanato São Domingos
Adjoining the Igreja São Domingos, this small shop sells lovely Bahian lacework - dresses, tablecloths, blouses and the like.
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La Cuchillería
From 8cm whittlers to 36cm facónes, this high-end knife shop sells a wide array of quality handmade blades.
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Talabartería Carlos A Berruti
Especially good for leather, this store also stocks an assortment of mates, knives, silverwork and ponchos.
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