Santo da Casa is located in a historic building recovered in the heart of Ribeira, the area of Porto located next to the river. This store has existed since 2013 and you can find the Portuguese soul in it. Characterized by an extremely comfortable, cozy and tastefully decorated environment, you can find all kinds of traditional and handmade products, with an emphasis on traditional and handmade blankets and rugs, which represent the best that is produced in Portugal. In addition to blankets and carpets, it offers a wide variety of products such as hats, jewelry, accessories, canned and handicraft products. It seeks to combine the traditional and the classic with modernity and design.

The workshop 110 Cores opened in 2004, when the Company J. P. da Conceição was celebrating 110 years of existence. The name comes as a tribute to its age. Throughout its existence, the atelier has given training and workshops, organised exhibitions, participated in events, established partnerships, promoted internships, helped clients and helped to hold projects. Visiting this space you can find the artists in their work environment. The pieces produced here stand out for their originality and creativity. It has a wide and differentiated offer, from figurines, popular saints and improbable cribs, artistic and decorative pieces (plates, bowls, masks, etc.) to tiles and personal accessories.

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.