The Grupo Artesanal Llingua, artisans from the nearby Isla Llingua, host a well-stocked market of crafts, including woven coffee cups, handbags and breadbaskets. It's only open on high-season days when the ferry comes over from Isla Llingua. If you spot something you like while window-shopping at another time of the year, call the listed number for someone to (possibly) assist.
Grupo Artesanal Llingua
Chiloé
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