Dubrovnik / Croatia
2N Studio makes its jewellery in Croatia, handcrafted from stone quarried on Brač.
Best for Jewellery cut from Brač stone
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Visit official site ↗Dubrovnik / Croatia
Anamarija Bezek shows series of ceramic sculpture in Dubrovnik, with smaller pieces to give.
Best for Ceramic sculpture and small pieces
Visit official site ↗Dubrovnik (groves near Old Town)
Started by a family who moved from mechanical engineering into olive farming, Dubrovnik Olive Oil produces award-winning extra virgin oil from groves close to the Old Town. The owners, certified olive oil sommeliers, run tastings and farm tours and sell their own oil.
Best for Extra virgin olive oil and tastings
Visit official site ↗Old Town
This family goldsmith works Croatian filigree in silver and gold from its own Dubrovnik workshop, setting pieces with authentic Adriatic red coral and precious and semi-precious stones. The range runs from traditional Dubrovnik designs to sea- and nature-inspired rings and earrings, sold in the shop and through the online store.
Best for Filigree and coral rings, earrings and pendants
Visit official site ↗Ploce (near Ploce Gate / Old Town)
Opened in 2016 near Dubrovnik's Ploce Gate, Kawa pairs Croatian-made fashion, jewellery and homewares with Cogito specialty coffee and an international grocery corner. A co-working area and a partnership with The Byron Dubrovnik round out the concept store.
Best for Opened in 2016 near Dubrovnik's Ploce Gate, Kawa pairs Croatian-made fashion
Life According to Kawa opened in 2016 in a converted garage just outside Dubrovnik's Ploce Gate, within walking distance of the Old Town, built around Croatian-made fashion, jewelry, homewares, wine and craft beer rather than the souvenir-shop staples typical of the area. A dedicated section, branded '8th Kontinent Trading Co.', stocks groceries from China, India, Japan, Korea, Mexico, Latin America, Southeast Asia and the Middle East — spices, instant noodles, sauces and other specialty ingredients not otherwise easy to find in the city.
Coffee comes from Cogito, which Kawa describes as Croatia's top specialty roaster, served to-go alongside a co-working seating area with views over the town — a layout that positions the shop as somewhere to linger and work, not just browse and buy. The business also partners with The Byron Dubrovnik, a UNESCO heritage building with seven modern rooms, extending the concept-store model into short-stay accommodation.
The shop supports Nelly's Trust, a cat welfare organization, and takes recipe submissions directly from customers by email — small details consistent with a business built on local, specific relationships rather than a franchised or generic retail format. For visitors, the combination of Croatian design retail, third-wave coffee and an international grocery corner under one converted-garage roof is unusual enough on its own to be a reason to visit, independent of any single product category.
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Medusa is a small gallery and shop in Dubrovnik for Croatian work of every kind.
Best for Croatian art, craft and cosmetics
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Rego Keramika sells cups and bowls made by hand in its own workshop in Dubrovnik.
Best for Ceramics made in Dubrovnik
Visit official site ↗Slatko kao Cukar
Hidden GemOld Town / Online
Hand-painted ceramics, hand-poured candles and small-batch decorative pieces made through its Dubrovnik studio.
Best for Hand-painted ceramics (serving boards, decorative plates), hand-poured candles, textiles and small accessories
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