| Casa Mia | Antiques and Decoration | |
Antiques and decoration. The good taste and class this store has is well worth visiting. It is downtown Malinalco, in front of the main church. If you like antiques or have any decoration needs, please go visit Casa Mia, they will help gladly. It has unique pieces that you will not find anywhere else as well as little good taste things for the home. |
Plaza principal 6 A |
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| Gabriel Zuvilivia Braillard | Silver Jewelry Original Designs | |
Wonderful and original silver jewelry designed and hand made by Gabriel Zuvilivia. Argentinian of origin, Gabriel arrived and fell in love with Malinalco, which also became his inspiration for his very original and special jewelry. Sensitive and smooth, Gabriel manages to transmit the magic of Malinalco through his jewelry designs. From full sets of necklace, earrings, and rings, to bracelets and other fun stuff the variants are many and all well worth the time to browse. A good gift option for friends and family. You can be sure they will hardly find anything like it! Gabriel's Jewelry can be found at Mano Malinalca, at Los Placeres Restaurant, at Café La Fé, but for the most selection at the base of the Ceremonial site on the street you can find Gabriel himself selling his jewelry or his wife. |
Juárez
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| Ghandi | Indian & Indonesian Clothing, Dream Catchers, Incense, Jewelry, and Candles | |
Luther and Myriam have made a great effort, considering this is a small town to bring this fun little store to us. It has mainly Indian, Mexican, and Indonesian clothes but also have wind chimes, incense, dream catchers made by hand by Luther, jewelry and candles. It is definitely a trip to go to this store. If you like different and original this is a must. You won't regret it. |
Morelos #3 |
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| El Xoxopaxtli | Hand made Rebozos (xoxopaxtli) | |
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An art form that is dying in Mexico. Hand made rebozos are a treasure now, a craft that is being lost, as most are industrially made now. Don Isaac is one of our most famous locals. He has the knowledge of how to make a rebozo from scratch by hand, and has been teaching his grandaughters to make them. Made with a very fine and delicate cotton with a "telar de cintura" (waist weaver), the colors and designs you will find from the very traditional to the very different and original creations by Don Isaac or his granddaughters. Worth going, most likely you will find Don Isaac at work and will be a witness of how this very old and practical item has been made for hundreds of years. Don Isaac is famous around the world for his creations and has won very important prizes for his rebozos. Distinguished women around the world wear with pride his creations. |
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| Mano Malinalca | Textiles, weaving, prehispanic instruments, jewelry & wood carvings | |
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If you like textiles, this is the place to go. Hand made textiles of all kinds; rebozos, huipiles, wall hanging original textiles made by Patricia Robles, rugs, hemp clothing, even textile jewelry. Many of the arts and crafts of the region can be found at this very original and different store. You can also find incense, soaps, candles, jewelry, prehispanic instruments and wonderful wood carved pieces. Don't be fooled, feel free to walk in and browse...you will most likely find Patricia (the owner and creator of many textiles she sells) weaving one of her works of art or having a chat with friends that also live in Malinalco and who enjoy spending moments with her while she tends her store. |
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| Marixel | Indonesian imports and Indian products | |
Fun store with Indonesian imports of all kinds from wonderful original and replica sacred stones to furniture. It has different and varied items that go from table top fountains, coasters and incense, to tables, doors and anything to give your home a different touch. Prices range but in general a very good price for what you get. They import directly and will take special orders for special requests. Marixel and Ricardo (the owners) are a fun young couple and they tend the store themselves. Tell them we sent you, they will be happy to have you over. |
Calle Guerrero |
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