— Rua de São Pedro, Alfama
A little corner of Alfama filled with things made by Portuguese hands — tiles, cork, ceramics, filigree, linen. Come pick something to carry home.
Est. in Alfama
We keep the shop small on purpose. Only what we love, only what we can trace back to a workshop — a tile painter in Aveiro, a cork family in the Alentejo, a filigree silversmith outside Porto. No factory shelves, no airport prints.
Walk in, take your time, ask us anything. That's the whole idea.
On the shelves
plus a hundred smaller things you'll only find in person.
Cobalt-and-white tiles fired the traditional way.
Wallets, bags and hats crafted from Portuguese cork.
The good-luck rooster of Portugal.
Fine silver, spun by hand into hearts and pendants.
Table linens and napkins embroidered by hand.
Tin sardines, olive-oil bowls, hand-thrown pots.
The little things everyone asks for — straight from our shelves.
Come Visit
A five-minute walk from the Sé Cathedral, on the way up to Santa Luzia. Push the door open — we're the little shop with the wooden shelves.