At Portuguese Porto Market you will find the best in the country, in a space that brings together some of the most typical products of each district – wines, handicrafts, honey and olive oils, are just a few – from north to south of the country, and has space for the typical tavern where wine is drunk in the malga and there are cheese and cold meat boards, codfish balls, bifanas and pies to starve. In addition to the commercial component, ensured by artisans and authentic Portuguese brands, run by national or Portuguese-speaking entrepreneurs, the market also explores the cultural aspect through free events of Fado, concertina, folklore or Alentejo singing.

Created in 2013, Pedro Santos atelier is dedicated to the design and craft production of ceramic objects. Porcelain paste is the material chosen to shape the pieces by its whiteness and translucency. The projects are produced by hand in small series or unique pieces, and it is also possible to customize products upon request.
The pieces are available for sale at the studio, in traditional online trading partners on the author’s website. In the area of ceramics, Pedro Santos atelier also provides technical support, training and sharing of workspaces for short-term projects.

Adoramus was born out of the desire to share with the world the work done by Portuguese monasteries and convents. These communities spread all over the country create unique products produced by hand. By disseminating and promoting convent products, Adoramus aims to help monasteries and convents to subsist and continue to support those most in need, being a pillar of faith and charity in the communities where monasteries and convents are located. Craft products, honey, infusions, soaps, biscuits, almonds, articles of devotion, sweets and marmalades, incense, rosaries, nativity scenes and liqueurs, are some of the products you can find.