Portuguese Maria Fernandes and Ecuadorian Jorge Ramirez met at international fairs. This craft store is one of the fruits of this relationship. South America's passion for crafts and its roots is found in the wide range of products we offer our customers, ranging from pearls to semi-precious stones, from esoteric products such as traditional wind chimes and ethnic clothing to wool coats or Andean caps. But you don't just find crafts in this store. Here you can also buy t-shirts from some of the most popular rock and metal bands.
Crafts, jewelery, leather goods, esoteric minerals
Monday-Saturday: 10:00-19:00
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Address:
Rua 31 de Janeiro, 65 r/c
Postal Code:
4000-543
City Zone:
Baixa
Landline Phone:
222088530
Mobile Phone:
917063455
Email:
soldosandes-inca@hotmail.com
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