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- Sombreros Tardán Mexico City / Zócalo
Mexico's hat house since 1847, still at Plaza de la Constitución 7 on the Zócalo — Porfirio Díaz, Zapata and Villa all bought here, and 'De Sonora a Yucatán se usan sombreros Tardan' still rings true, felt pressed and finished by hand. store page → · open in the atlas →
Heritage House · 2
- Casa Herradura Amatitán, Jalisco
At Hacienda San José del Refugio in Amatitán, Jalisco, Herradura has distilled estate tequila since 1870, cooking 100% Blue Weber agave in wild-yeast-fermented clay ovens. The range spans a 45-day Silver to an Añejo aged more than 25 months, all from estate-grown agave. store page → · open in the atlas → - Real Minero Oaxaca / Mexico
The Ángeles Carreño siblings distill mezcal at Santa Catarina Minas in Oaxaca's central valleys, continuing a family trade independent sources trace to 1898, five generations back to great-grandfather "Papá Chico" (the current palenque building itself dates to 1978). Agave is roasted in conical earth ovens, hand-mashed with wooden mallets, and distilled in clay pots across espadín, cuishe, barril, and pechuga expressions. store page → · open in the atlas →
Hidden Gem · 20
- 180º Shop Roma Norte (Colima 180) / Online
Independent Mexico City concept store curating Mexican fashion, footwear, jewellery and design, including locally developed collaborations. store page → · open in the atlas → - Ah Cacao Chocolate Café Supermanzana 330, Cancún (Riviera Maya)
Operating since 2005, Ah Cacao works with family cacao farms and has served more than ten million treats to date. Its Playa del Carmen cafe has been featured by Food & Wine, Travel + Leisure and Lonely Planet. store page → · open in the atlas → - Artes de México San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato
Artes de México has long sold traditional Mexican handicrafts in San Miguel de Allende, including tinware, pewter and papier-mâché. The store's range reflects craft techniques passed down through generations of Mexican makers. store page → · open in the atlas → - Atlawa Roma Norte (Tonalá 99), Mexico City / Online
Mexican design brand producing colourful stone and resin tableware and decorative home objects with a specialist craft team. store page → · open in the atlas → - Bureva Art Gallery & Social Lounge Benito Juárez, Cancún
Bureva is a contemporary art gallery and lounge in Cancún showing paintings, sculpture and photography by Mexican and international artists. The space pairs rotating exhibitions with a bar and hosts openings and events rather than working as a conventional storefront. store page → · open in the atlas → - Carranza y Carranza Cancún (also Monterrey)
Carranza y Carranza is a Mexican fine-jewelry house designing rings, pendants and earrings in gold, silver and gemstones, with a boutique in Cancún alongside its Monterrey origins. The family firm sells its own designed and manufactured collections rather than third-party brands. store page → · open in the atlas → - Cervecería Bacalar (Cerveza Bacalar) Bacalar, Quintana Roo
A craft brewery in the Pueblo Mágico of Bacalar producing three beers: a Lager, a Porter and the Azul. Each is conceived to reflect an aspect of the Laguna de los Siete Colores. store page → · open in the atlas → - Chocolate Mayordomo Oaxaca / Online
The taste of Oaxaca — cacao, almond, cinnamon and sugar stone-ground into the chocolate that fills every mercado morning cup. Mayordomo's mills perfume whole streets of the city. store page → · open in the atlas → - Coqui Coqui Perfumería Mérida Calle 55 516, Centro / Online
Coqui Coqui Perfumería in Mérida's Centro hand-mixes fragrances, spa products, and home goods inside a converted colonial house, drawing on founder Nicolás Malleville's background in botany. Its scents are organized into collections tied to specific landscapes, including the Yucatán Peninsula and the Riviera dei Fiori, with each bottle measured, mixed, and packaged by hand. store page → · open in the atlas → - Corazón de Piña Boutique Bacalar, Quintana Roo
An independent boutique in central Bacalar stocking boho-chic and resort wear from Mexican and international designers. Its range runs to dresses, swimwear, kimonos, hats and accessories. store page → · open in the atlas → - Cuadra León, Guanajuato / Online
Cuadra is a maker in León known for prestige artisan leather footwear using exotic skins (deer, ostrich, python, stingray) with expert handcrafted details. store page → · open in the atlas → - Hacienda de Chihuahua (Sotol) Chihuahua / Mexico
Hacienda de Chihuahua is a sotol producer operated by the Elías-Madero family from the historic Hacienda Tabalaopa estate in the state of Chihuahua, a property that has produced sotol since 1881. store page → · open in the atlas → - Hecho en Acapulco Costera Miguel Aleman, Acapulco
Hecho en Acapulco is a coastal streetwear brand designed locally by @eltavares, running to tees, caps, shirts and accessories. It sells from two stores along the Costera and its own online shop. store page → · open in the atlas → - JL Joyeros Cancún
JL Joyeros is a Cancún workshop-jeweler that manufactures gold and silver pieces on the bench, sets gemstones and handles resizing and repairs. The family business sells finished rings, chains and bespoke commissions alongside its jewelry services. store page → · open in the atlas → - Librería Porrúa Centro Histórico, Mexico City / Online
The Porrúa brothers opened beside the Zócalo in 1900 and built Mexico's bookselling and publishing dynasty — the Sepan Cuantos classics, shops across the country, and the famous glass bookstore in Chapultepec park. store page → · open in the atlas → - Lobo Solo León, Guanajuato / Online
Lobo Solo is a maker in León known for artisan footwear using traditional OPANKA hand-weaving technique where upper, insole and sole are woven together in one process. store page → · open in the atlas → - Mia Pratt Fine Art Gallery Ajijic (Lake Chapala), Jalisco
Mia Pratt Fine Art Gallery is an independent gallery in the lakeside artist town of Ajijic showing original paintings by its resident artist. It forms part of Ajijic's Pueblo Mágico arts scene. store page → · open in the atlas → - Nalu Art Gallery Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo
Founded by Antonio Fabre and Rikki McFadden, this gallery shows an eclectic, rotating mix of the founders' own work alongside pieces by visiting artists in wood, ceramic, silver, glass and paint. It has since grown into an artist residence and ceramics workshop on the island's south end, where visiting artists can live and create alongside the gallery. store page → · open in the atlas → - Salamandra León, Guanajuato / Online
Salamandra is a maker in León known for fashion-forward women's footwear celebrating femininity — boots, mules, heels, sandals and platforms. store page → · open in the atlas → - TANE Polanco, Mexico City / Online
Since 1942 TANE has been Mexico's silver house — sculptural jewelry and objects by great artists' hands, in the metal Mexico mines and masters. Polanco's quiet treasury. store page → · open in the atlas →
Worth a Detour · 5
- Casa Luis Barragán Tacubaya, Mexico City
The architect's own house — a UNESCO World Heritage masterpiece of modernist Mexican architecture, with pink walls, floating staircases, and a roof garden. Visits by reservation only. store page → · open in the atlas → - Cuchillería Artística Ángel Aguilar Ocotlán de Morelos / Mexico
In Ocotlán de Morelos, Oaxaca — a town independent sources put at roughly 45 blade-producing workshops — the Aguilar family workshop is documented as the only one that still forges every piece entirely by hand, using hammer, anvil and a stone-and-brick furnace fired with hardwood charcoal, rather than the semi-industrial methods most of the town's other shops have since adopted. store page → · open in the atlas → - Odyboards Surf Shop & Factory Puerto Escondido / Mexico
Ody Ordaz hand-shapes surfboards at his own factory and shop in Zicatela, Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, selling in-stock boards and custom orders that can be arranged remotely. The shop keeps seasonal, appointment-based hours and ships online. store page → · open in the atlas → - Raicilla Hacienda El Divisadero El Tuito, Cabo Corrientes, Jalisco, Mexico
Hacienda El Divisadero has distilled raicilla on the road between El Tuito and Chacala, Jalisco, since 1885, working single-varietal expressions from agave cenizo and chico aguiar. The estate offers hacienda tours and won a Gold Medal at the 2021 Top World Spirit Awards. store page → · open in the atlas → - Taller Jacobo y María Ángeles San Martín Tilcajete, Oaxaca / Online
In San Martín Tilcajete, Jacobo and María Ángeles lead a workshop of dozens of carvers and painters making intricately carved alebrijes and tonas from copal wood, painted with Zapotec-inspired iconography. Visitors can tour the taller, meet the makers and buy work directly. store page → · open in the atlas →
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- A Mesa Puesta Marsella 31, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
Handmade Mexican table linens and home textiles, embroidered by a network of women artisans for whom the project creates home-based income. Signature pieces like the Patio tablecloth come in linen or cotton, made to measure on request. store page → · open in the atlas → - Abrazos San Miguel San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico
Abrazos San Miguel prints its own colorful textiles in San Miguel de Allende, turning original Mexican-themed designs into aprons, clothing and accessories. The work is made locally rather than sourced from outside makers. store page → · open in the atlas → - Adobe Guadalupe Valle De Guadalupe / Mexico
Adobe Guadalupe has made estate wines, a barrel-aged tequila, and a maguey espadín mezcal at its vineyard and inn in Valle de Guadalupe since 1997, alongside homemade jams, sauces, and olive oil from the region. The full range ships nationwide through the winery's own online shop, which also handles tasting and stay reservations. store page → · open in the atlas → - Agave Liquors Puerto Vallarta / Mexico
In Puerto Vallarta's Zona Romantica, Agave Liquors stocks tequila, mezcal, raicilla and sotol from small Mexican distilleries like Fortaleza and Rey Campero, with in-store tastings and sister shops in Sayulita, San Pancho and the Marina. store page → · open in the atlas → - Alfareria Tradicional Gorky Gonzalez Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico
Gorky Gonzalez trained in sculpture and studied pottery in Japan before dedicating his Pastita workshop to reviving Guanajuato's centuries-old mayolica, and its kilns still fire tin-glazed plates and dishware in the region's historic patterns. The Alfareria Tradicional in Guanajuato city is among Mexico's most respected majolica houses. store page → · open in the atlas → - Alfarería Doña Rosa Oaxaca / Mexico
Heirs to Oaxaca's black-clay tradition, Alfarería Doña Rosa shapes barro negro into vases, animal figures, decorative lamps and Day of the Dead pieces with the burnished sheen the family is known for. Its WooCommerce shop sells individual works and wholesale lots with delivery throughout Mexico. store page → · open in the atlas → - Amanoarte Tepoztl N / Mexico
Amanoarte hand-dyes and sews ethical, slow-fashion garments from natural fibers and earth pigments at its studio on Camino a Meztitla in Tepoztlán's Valle de Atongo. Pieces like the Vestido Mariposa and Capa Maga are sold pre-order through the brand's online shop, which ships from Morelos. store page → · open in the atlas → - Ana Mezcal (Comercializadora Ana Mezcal) Cancún / Riviera Maya
Founded by certified Master Mezcalier Ana Salinas Soto, Comercializadora Ana Mezcal has distributed artisanal Oaxacan mezcal and maguey creams across the Cancún and Riviera Maya region for more than 14 years. Salinas Soto is recognized locally as an Ambassador of Mezcal Culture. store page → · open in the atlas → - Artesanias de Tonala Tonala, Jalisco, Mexico
This Tonala shop on Morelos Street gathers the town's blown glass, molcajetes, ceramics and glass mosaic for wholesale and retail buyers. It fills orders through its own website with shipping across Mexico, the United States and Canada. store page → · open in the atlas → - Audette Frontera 105, Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc, 06700 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
Founded by Aude Jan and Charles Gout, a French duo based in Mexico City. Audette's bags are made in Andalusian workshops near Seville from Italian leather and alternatives including cactus-based fabric. store page → · open in the atlas → - Basica Sociedad Mérida
Básica Sociedad sells handmade goods from Mexican artisan collectives, including hand-carved stone mortars and woven bags. The project supports craft workshops that include people with disabilities. store page → · open in the atlas → - Bazar del Sábado San Ángel, Mexico City
Saturday art market — every Saturday, the Plaza San Jacinto fills with painters, sculptors, and artisans selling their work. The most outdoor art market in Mexico City. store page → · open in the atlas → - Blend Station Mexico City / Mexico
Single-farm lots from Villaflores, Chiapas and Oaxaca's La Mixteca, roasted on-site, with proceeds financing growers through Café con Causa. store page → · open in the atlas → - Blown Glass International Tonala, Jalisco, Mexico
This Tonala workshop has spent more than two decades hand-blowing glassware on Avenida Tonaltecas, turning out tumblers, pitchers, tequila servers and lamps in the town's recycled-glass tradition. Orders ship from its own online store to restaurants, hotels and home buyers. store page → · open in the atlas → - Bodeguita Surf Store Puerto Escondido / Mexico
Tucked into La Punta de Zicatela, Bodeguita Surf Store sells original-design apparel, hats, bags and home decor built around Puerto Escondido's surf culture. Open daily 10am-8pm, it now ships across Mexico and the US. store page → · open in the atlas → - Botas El Tio Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Botas El Tio manufactures leather boots at its Calzada Independencia workshop in Guadalajara, from cowboy and charro styles to work and motorcycle boots. The maker sells its Hecho en Mexico footwear directly online with shipping to Mexico and the United States. store page → · open in the atlas → - Botas Hasta La Muerte León, Guanajuato, Mexico
Botas Hasta La Muerte builds boots, huaraches and clogs in León using Goodyear welting, lock stitching and hand finishing, methods chosen so the leather ages and can be resoled rather than discarded. The brand's own tagline, "Hecho con Amor en León, Guanajuato para el Mundo," sums up its León-made, world-shipped model. store page → · open in the atlas → - Brega Bags León, Guanajuato, Mexico
Brega Bags cuts crossbody bags, totes and handbags from unlined genuine León leather, letting the hide's grain show and darken with wear instead of hiding it behind a liner. Every piece is made to order in the León workshop and shipped throughout Mexico. store page → · open in the atlas → - Buna Roma Norte, Mexico City
One of Roma's first specialty coffee shops, Buna pours single-origin Mexican beans near Plaza Río de Janeiro. A B Corp-certified benchmark for Mexico City's coffee scene. store page → · open in the atlas → - Caborca Boots (Caborca Group) León, Guanajuato, Mexico
Luis Torres Muñoz and his two sons opened a six-person boot workshop in León in the 1970s, formally launching production in April 1978 and beginning to export to the United States by 1986. Caborca now runs four León factories turning out roughly 8,000 pairs of cowboy boots a week through a construction process the company documents as more than 200 individual steps. store page → · open in the atlas → - Cafebrería El Péndulo Condesa Nuevo León 115, Condesa, Cuauhtémoc, 06140 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
El Péndulo opened in Condesa in 1993 as a combined café and bookstore, incorporating records, art films, concerts, book presentations and literary courses from the outset. store page → · open in the atlas → - Café con Jiribilla Mexico City / Mexico
Carlos de la Torre, a multi-time Mexican National Barista Champion, founded Café con Jiribilla in Mexico City in 2017 with a sourcing rule that shapes everything else about the roastery: every bean comes exclusively from Mexican farmers, sold under the individual growers' own names rather than filed under an anonymous country-of-origin label. store page → · open in the atlas → - Calle Real - Dulces Morelianos Morelia / Mexico
A Morelia confectioner making traditional Michoacan sweets since 1840, including ates, morelianas, cajeta and rompope, across five city shops and a Museo del Dulce. Its candies are sold at the branches and shipped across Mexico, with the online store briefly paused. store page → · open in the atlas → - Calzado Jaguar (Jaguar México) León, Guanajuato, Mexico
Calzado Jaguar turns out men's dress shoes, Chelsea boots and oxfords from its León workshop, including crocodile- and lizard-skin versions alongside everyday leather lines. The catalogue runs to more than ten silhouettes, all made in León and shipped nationally from its Boulevard Adolfo López Mateos storefront. store page → · open in the atlas → - Calzado Zully León, Guanajuato, Mexico
Calzado Zully has spent 27 years making genuine-leather footwear in its own León, Guanajuato workshop, where pairs are cut, stitched, lasted and finished by hand. The catalog spans men’s leather sneakers, handwoven huaraches, Chelsea boots and women’s shoes, including the Toronto sneaker, with the brand selling directly from its workshop and online store. store page → · open in the atlas → - Cariberas Merida / Mexico / Online
Cariberas tailors linen guayaberas in its own Merida workshop, using Swiss, Italian and Irish linen with mother-of-pearl buttons for both everyday and formal wear. Shirts can be bought at the Av. Campestre branch or ordered online with free shipping across Mexico. store page → · open in the atlas → - Carla Fernández Mexico City / Italy
Mexico City fashion house Carla Fernández designs clothing, jewelry and accessories in collaboration with Indigenous Mexican artisans and traditional textile techniques. Collections sell through the online store and at the brand's boutiques in Mexico City and Mérida. store page → · open in the atlas → - Casa Caballeria Havre 64, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
Casa Caballeria is an Accountable local concept house with direct retail at Havre 64. store page → · open in the atlas → - Casa Garcia Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato, Mexico
A Dolores Hidalgo pottery started by J. Jesus Garcia Cruz in 1972 and now run by three of his children, Casa Garcia turns out lead-free plates, pots and glazed planters for kitchen and garden. Every piece is hand-thrown and hand-painted in the town that anchors Guanajuato's ceramic trade. store page → · open in the atlas → - Casa Naranja Mérida
Casa Naranja is a locally rooted concept multibrand destination in the city, A Mérida design and lifestyle shop. store page → · open in the atlas → - Casa Siete Leguas Atotonilco el Alto / Mexico
Casa Siete Leguas was founded in 1952 by Ignacio González Vargas and his wife María Amparo De Anda Franco in Atotonilco el Alto, in the Los Altos region of Jalisco. store page → · open in the atlas → - Chava Studio General Francisco Ramírez 24, Ampliación Daniel Garza, Miguel Hidalgo, 11840 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
Olivia Villanti founded Chava Studio in Mexico City in 2020, beginning with a tuxedo shirt. The atelier works at small scale with limited and rare European fabrics — one-of-a-kind, custom and off-the-rack. store page → · open in the atlas → - Cielo Hamacas Mérida Yucatán / Mexico / Online
Cielo Hamacas sells hammocks handwoven in Yucatan by more than 900 Mayan women, each piece carrying the name of the weaver who made it. Its direct online store offers traditional Maya, crochet and outdoor DuraSun designs plus stands and accessories, with free shipping and Merida showrooms to visit. store page → · open in the atlas → - Cineteca Nacional Coyoacán, Mexico City
Mexico's national cinematheque — art-house cinema, film retrospectives, and outdoor screenings in a beautiful modernist complex designed by Michel Rojkind. The cultural heart of Mexico City film. store page → · open in the atlas → - Coyoacán Food Tour Coyoacán, Mexico City
Eat your way through Coyoacán — churros at El Moro, tostadas at the market, nieves (sorbet) at Los Danzantes, and coffee at Café Avellaneda. The most delicious neighborhood in Mexico City. store page → · open in the atlas → - Dulcería de Celaya Mexico City / Italy
This historic Mexico City sweet shop sells traditional Mexican confections and gift baskets from its landmark store on Calle Cinco de Mayo in the Centro. A second branch in Roma Norte carries the same candied fruits, cajetas and dulces. store page → · open in the atlas → - Dulces La Fuente Morelia / Mexico / Online
A Michoacan maker of regional fruit sweets, hand-crafting guava, quince, fig and apple ates and rolls from natural fruit with no artificial colours or flavours. Its boxes, rolls and pouches are sold through the online shop with delivery across Mexico. store page → · open in the atlas → - El Delfín Jewelry Mazatl N / Mexico
Run by the Rubio family in Mazatlán since 1984, El Delfín crafts and sells fine jewelry in gold, sterling silver and gemstones, including Mexican fire opals. The GIA-trained jewelers are the city's only accredited jewelry appraisers. store page → · open in the atlas → - El Malcreado León, Guanajuato, Mexico
Mónico Galaviz founded El Malcreado in 2000 to build vaquero boots on traditional lasts such as the Bulldog, Dubai and Chihuahua, using exotic skins like crocodile, python and stingray alongside standard cattle hide. A quarter-century on, the León workshop still pairs each boot with matching belts, hats and cleaning kits. store page → · open in the atlas → - El Negrito Boutique Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo
Started on Isla Mujeres, this boutique sells clothing and accessories built around Mexican craftsmanship, including embroidered coin purses and pouches, pina-fiber clutches and woven sombreros. Its racks mix locally made jewelry with free-spirited menswear and womenswear aimed at the island's beach-to-evening wardrobe. store page → · open in the atlas → - El Nuevo Triangulo de Cristal Tonala, Jalisco, Mexico
At its Santa Cruz de las Huertas furnace in Tonala, El Nuevo Triangulo de Cristal blows glass into rock glasses, decanters, oil lamps and colored spheres. The family shop lists prices in pesos and takes orders directly through its site and WhatsApp. store page → · open in the atlas → - El Tasting Room Puerto Vallarta / Mexico
El Tasting Room, on Puerto Vallarta's waterfront at Panama 134, stocks roughly 380 small-batch Mexican spirits — tequila, mezcal, raicilla, sotol and bacanora — and runs four weekly guided tastings led by in-house experts. store page → · open in the atlas → - Encrudo Guadalajara / Mexico / Online
Encrudo works with raw natural materials and ancestral techniques to create vases, serving pieces and minimal home objects. Product pages should be checked for maker, material and care because the catalogue spans several crafts. store page → · open in the atlas → - Ensambles Cafés Mexicanos Coatepec / Mexico
Ensambles Cafés Mexicanos runs a vertically integrated operation partnering directly with smallholder producers across Veracruz, Chiapas, Oaxaca, Puebla, and Guerrero — five of Mexico's coffee-growing states covered by one roaster's direct relationships rather than a single regional focus. store page → · open in the atlas → - Equipales Imperial Zacoalco de Torres, Jalisco, Mexico
Equipales Imperial works from Zacoalco de Torres, the Jalisco town credited with the equipal chair, assembling the pigskin-and-rosewood seats and dining sets by hand. The catalog covers living-room sets, bar stools and custom pieces, priced in pesos and shipped from the Galeana Street workshop. store page → · open in the atlas → - Estrada Boots Monterrey / Mexico
A Monterrey bootmaker in the city centre crafting cowboy and dress boots to order, letting customers choose the leather, toe, heel, shaft and sole. Founded in 1986, it works exotic skins from ostrich and crocodile to python and stingray, with sales handled in store and by WhatsApp. store page → · open in the atlas → - Fe y Lola Rugs Oaxaca / Mexico
For two decades Fe y Lola has hand-woven wool rugs in Teotitlán del Valle using Zapotec techniques and natural dyes drawn from local plants and cochineal instead of chemicals. Visitors to the Francisco I. Madero workshop can watch the dyeing and weaving in progress and buy directly from the makers. store page → · open in the atlas → - For All Folks Condesa Zamora 19, Condesa, Cuauhtémoc, 06140 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
Gender-neutral skincare and fragrance made in Mexico, grown from founder María's search for care for acne and sensitive skin — calendula is the house's central ingredient. store page → · open in the atlas → - Fábrica La Aurora Art & Design Center San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Mexico
Housed in a former textile factory, Fábrica La Aurora brings together galleries, working artist studios, antique dealers and design shops under one roof in San Miguel de Allende. The complex lets visitors move from finished art to the studios where it is made. store page → · open in the atlas → - Fábrica Social Dinamarca 66, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
Fábrica Social is a social enterprise working with women artisans on locally authored fashion and textiles. store page → · open in the atlas → - Galeria de Todos Santos Todos Santos / Mexico
Opened in 1994, Galeria de Todos Santos was the first gallery in Southern Baja to represent a stable of painters and sculptors working across mediums, and it still shows and sells their work daily out of its Todos Santos space. The gallery keeps an active online cart alongside its walk-in hours, Monday through Sunday. store page → · open in the atlas → - Galería Casa Diana San Miguel de Allende
Galería Casa Diana is a San Miguel de Allende art gallery with a long association with artist Pedro Friedeberg and a program of collectible art and design. It is more useful to shoppers as a gallery for specific artists and objects than as a generic home-design store. store page → · open in the atlas → - Galerías Sergio Bustamante Tlaquepaque, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Sergio Bustamante built his name in Tlaquepaque on papier-mache and bronze figures of moons, suns and fantastical animals, and his gallery still casts those designs as sculpture and sterling-silver jewelry. Pieces run from small silver rings to six-figure bronzes, sold through the workshop's own catalog with worldwide shipping. store page → · open in the atlas → - Gramo Marsella 70, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
Gramo designs frames in Mexico and has them made in Japan. Production is associated with Mexico, while the range centers on independent eyewear and fitting. store page → · open in the atlas → - Guayaberas Ramírez Merida / Mexico
A Merida guayabera maker whose shirts carry the 'Asi es la Guayabera' regional certification, Guayaberas Ramirez tailors styles for men, women and children. Customers visit the Residencial Pensiones store opposite Walmart or order for national and international shipping. store page → · open in the atlas → - IN SITU Mezcalería Oaxaca / Mexico
IN SITU Mezcalería opened in the city of Oaxaca in 2010, founded by Ulises Torrentera and Sandra Ortiz. store page → · open in the atlas → - Inesperada Cerámica Merida / Mexico
Ceramist Inés Fernández handcrafts earrings, pendants, brooches and homeware from her studio on Calle Romero Leal in Mérida. Pieces are sold through the online shop, and the studio also runs hands-on ceramics workshops. store page → · open in the atlas → - J.L. Rocha San Diego / Leon / Mexico / Online
Father-son luxury leather goods brand — handmade in Leon, Guanajuato, the leather capital of Mexico. Since 2012. store page → · open in the atlas → - Jacobo & María Ángeles Workshop Libres Street #5, San Martín Tilcajete, Oaxaca
Taller Jacobo y María Ángeles hand-carves copal wood into alebrijes, tonas and nahuales in the Zapotec spiritual tradition, founded in 1994 in San Martín Tilcajete. The workshop has expanded into fine jewelry and ceramics, and runs its own reforestation program to sustain the wood it depends on. store page → · open in the atlas → - Jacobo Mendoza Textiles Oaxaca / Mexico
Award-winning Zapotec weaver Jacobo Mendoza and his family make naturally dyed wool tapetes in Teotitlán del Valle, drawing colors from cochineal, indigo, walnut and pericón. Their gallery and taller on Avenida Benito Juárez shows and sells pieces inspired by pre-Hispanic and contemporary designs. store page → · open in the atlas → - JaqPiel León, Guanajuato, Mexico
JaqPiel has made wallets, belts, coin purses and crossbody bags from its De la Barranca workshop in León since 1984, four decades of small leather goods sold both retail and wholesale. The line stays deliberately narrow, favoring durable everyday pieces over seasonal collections. store page → · open in the atlas → - Ken Edwards Pottery Tonala, Jalisco, Mexico
Ken Edwards founded his Tonala stoneware workshop in the 1960s, glazing plates and platters with the hand-painted birds, fish and foliage that became his signature. The studio still throws and paints its Traditional and Collection series, sold through its own online store. store page → · open in the atlas → - Ki'Xocolatl Merida / Mexico
Co-founded by Mexi-Belgian chocolatier Mathieu Brees, Ki'Xocolatl makes chocolate from sustainable, Cacao Trace-certified Mexican cacao. Bars, boxes and baking chocolate are sold from its Merida shop and shipped across Mexico, with WhatsApp ordering for locals. store page → · open in the atlas → - La Casa de la Pluma Mexico City / Mexico
La Casa de la Pluma is a Condesa fine-pen specialist carrying brands including Montegrappa, Visconti, TWSBI and Graf von Faber-Castell, with personalized engraving and repair service. store page → · open in the atlas → - La Ciudadela Artisan Market Centro, Mexico City
The craft encyclopedia — hundreds of stalls selling textiles, pottery, leather, silver, alebrijes, and folk art from every state in Mexico. single place to shop for authentic Mexican crafts. store page → · open in the atlas → - La Ciudadela Market Centro, Mexico City
The folk art market — hundreds of stalls selling traditional Mexican crafts from every region: textiles, pottery, alebrijes, Day of the Dead figures, jewelry, and hammocks. place for authenti. store page → · open in the atlas → - La Cofradia Tequila, Jalisco, Mexico
Family-run for more than 50 years in the town of Tequila, Jalisco, La Cofradía double-distills its tequila in masonry ovens and bottles select editions in hand-fired ceramic, including Talavera-pottery and Catrina designs. The distillery ranks among Mexico's ten largest tequila exporters. store page → · open in the atlas → - La Gran Fama Puebla / Mexico
Founded in the 19th century as Puebla's first candied sweet potato shop, La Gran Fama sells traditional Mexican and Poblano candies like camotes, tortitas de Santa Clara, and mole poblano from five branches across the city, plus an online store. The original Centro location sits beside the historic house of the Serdán brothers, key figures of the Mexican Revolution. store page → · open in the atlas → - La Rifa Chocolatería Dinamarca 47, Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06600 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
La Rifa Chocolatería works directly with cacao-growing families in southeast Mexico. Production is associated with Mexico, while the range centers on house chocolate and locally accountable cacao craft. store page → · open in the atlas → - La Rocca Joyería Tepoztl N / Mexico
La Rocca Joyería hand-crafts personalized jewelry and spiritually themed talismans at its shop on Avenida Ignacio Zaragoza 19 in Tepoztlán, working with clients to select metals and symbols aligned with lunar phases and astrology. The studio also reconstructs and reimagines customers' heirloom jewelry, and ships internationally. store page → · open in the atlas → - La Tradicional de Salgado Celaya, Guanajuato, Mexico
Making cajeta from 100% goat's milk in Celaya since 1860, La Tradicional de Salgado slow-cooks its caramel and bottles it alongside coconut sweets, wafers and wine-laced confections. The family firm ships its Marca GTO-certified sweets across Mexico from its shop on Benito Juarez street. store page → · open in the atlas → - LAGO Av. Presidente Masaryk 310, Polanco IV Sección, Miguel Hidalgo, 11550 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
LAGO curates handcrafted Latin American design and does not sell online. The range centers on an independent edit of regional makers, with production associated with Mexico. store page → · open in the atlas → - Las Palomas Guanajuato, Guanajuato, Mexico
Las Palomas revives the bird-motif earrings that Guanajuato silversmiths have made for generations, each pair struck in .925 sterling by hand. The workshop sells its rings, pendants and signature aretes tradicionales directly through its own online store. store page → · open in the atlas → - Librerías Gandhi Mauricio Achar Miguel Ángel de Quevedo 121, Chimalistac, Álvaro Obregón, 01050 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
Librerías Gandhi Mauricio Achar traces the Gandhi bookshop to June 1971 on Miguel Ángel de Quevedo. Production is associated with Mexico, while the range centers on independent books, magazines and paper goods. store page → · open in the atlas → - Los Cinco Soles Av. Rafael E. Melgar, San Miguel de Cozumel
Los Cinco Soles has gathered Mexican folk art along Cozumel's San Miguel waterfront since the 1970s, stocking Talavera ceramics, sterling silver, Oaxacan textiles and hand-blown glass across a series of connected rooms. The same walled compound holds Pancho's Backyard, a restaurant set around a colonial-style courtyard. store page → · open in the atlas → - Maria Dolores Ceramica Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato, Mexico
Founded in 1982 by Roberto López and Basilia González Álvarez, María Dolores Cerámica hand-makes lead-free tableware in Dolores Hidalgo's cobalt-blue tulip style. Dinner sets, tea services and pitchers carry the Alfarería Dolorense collective mark. store page → · open in the atlas → - Mayolica Santa Rosa Santa Rosa de Lima, Guanajuato, Mexico
Based in the mountain village of Santa Rosa de Lima above Guanajuato city, Mayolica Santa Rosa hand-paints tin-glazed dinnerware, murals and planters in the majolica tradition. The pottery ships its fully handmade pieces throughout Mexico and the United States. store page → · open in the atlas → - Mayordomo Chocolate Factory & Shop Centro, Oaxaca de Juárez, Oaxaca
Mayordomo makes traditional Oaxacan chocolate -- plain, semi-bitter, vanilla and hazelnut -- ground from hand-selected cacao, alongside red and black mole pastes sold by the kilo. Products are made locally by Oaxacan producers and sold from its Centro shop and factory. store page → · open in the atlas → - Mercado Coyoacán Coyoacán, Mexico City
Mercado Coyoacán is a traditional multi-vendor market for prepared food, produce, crafts and everyday goods. It is a place-level destination, not one merchant, and individual stalls need separate records. store page → · open in the atlas → - Mercado de Artesanías de Coyoacán Coyoacán, Mexico City
Coyoacán's craft market — stalls selling Mexican crafts, textiles, jewelry, and souvenirs in a colorful market setting. Combine with a visit to the Frida Kahlo Museum and the Coyoacán plaza. store page → · open in the atlas → - Mercado de San Juan Centro, Mexico City
The gourmet market — Mexico City's most upscale traditional market, known for exotic meats (lion, crocodile, ostrich), imported cheeses, fine wines, and some of prepared food in the city. store page → · open in the atlas → - Mestiz San Miguel de Allende
Mestiz is an artisanal design studio in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. It creates handcrafted furniture, lighting, and objects inspired by the country's landscapes and craft traditions. store page → · open in the atlas → - Mezcal Cuanax Mineral De Pozos / Mexico / Online
The first mezcal in Guanajuato certified both artisanal and ancestral, distilled in small batches from wild agave at a minimum forty percent. The Cuanaxhuato bottling has taken two Grand Gold medals, including the 2024 México Selection award reported by Guanajuato's tourism department and carries the Distintivo Marca Guanajuato. store page → · open in the atlas → - Mezcal Villasuso San Felipe, Guanajuato, Mexico
Don Manuel Villasuso Ledezma founded this distillery in 1930 in San Felipe, Guanajuato, where wild Salmiana agave is still steam-cooked rather than fired with wood, avoiding the smoke typical of most mezcal. Four generations later, descendants Pedro Valdés and Malena Villasuso continue the recipe. store page → · open in the atlas → - Mezcaloteca Oaxaca / Mexico
Mezcaloteca opened in the city of Oaxaca in 2010 as a dedicated tasting room at Reforma 506 in the Centro district. store page → · open in the atlas → - Miel Nativa Kaban Mérida
Mérida honey specialist founded in 2019, working with Melipona beecheii — a stingless bee kept by Maya beekeepers across the Yucatán — sourcing hives from Calakmul, Tixpéhual and Panabá and running guided tastings explaining the differences from standard honey. store page → · open in the atlas → - Mr. Blackbird Tulum / Mexico
Mr. Blackbird designs handmade jewelry, accessories, and clothing meant to capture the feel of Tulum, working in small, limited production runs. Its boutique sits on the Tulum-Boca Paila road, with an online shop shipping across North America. store page → · open in the atlas → - Museo de Arte Contemporáneo (MARCO) Shop Centro, Monterrey
MARCO's museum shop curates work from roughly 40 independent Mexican designers and artisans -- textiles, jewelry, ceramics, artisanal foods -- alongside exhibition catalogs and books. It operates as the retail arm of the contemporary art museum in Monterrey's Centro district, spotlighting local craft and design. store page → · open in the atlas → - Museo Nacional de Antropología Shop Mexico city / Mexico
The shop of Mexico's National Museum of Anthropology partners with more than a hundred artisan suppliers, including Wixárika beadworkers from Jalisco and alebrije painters from Tilcajete, Oaxaca, paying fair-trade value for each piece sold. Since the pandemic pushed sales online, the shop also runs the site tiendamna.org alongside its storefront inside the museum in Polanco. store page → · open in the atlas → - Máximo Bistrot Local Colonia del Valle, Mexico City
The original farm-to-table — Eduardo García's flagship bistrot in Colonia del Valle, with a chalkboard menu of French-Mexican dishes made from locally sourced ingredients. A Mexico City institution. store page → · open in the atlas → - NAMUH San Miguel de Allende
NAMUH is a large San Miguel de Allende showroom for furniture, interiors and global craft objects. Scale and provenance should be checked piece by piece because the assortment spans many regions and makers. store page → · open in the atlas → - Onora Casa Mexico City
Onora creates dinnerware, textiles and decor for the home through mindful collaborations with Mexican artisans. Pieces are sold at the Polanco store and shipped internationally from the online shop. store page → · open in the atlas → - Panadería Rosetta Mexico City / Mexico
Panadería Rosetta grew from the baking arm of its namesake restaurant into a bread and pastry shop. The range centers on sourdough-fermented Mexican sweet breads and the signature guava-and-cheese roll, with production associated with Mexico. store page → · open in the atlas → - Pastelería Ideal Centro, Mexico City
The grand bakery — a 1927 institution with a multi-story hall of wedding cakes, pan de muerto, rosca de reyes, and every Mexican pastry imaginable. store page → · open in the atlas → - Perfumérica Condesa Parras 5, Hipódromo/Condesa, Cuauhtémoc, 06100 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
Perfumérica Condesa offers house perfumes and in-person fragrance personalization. Production is associated with Mexico, while the range centers on locally authored fragrance and beauty. store page → · open in the atlas → - Perla Valtierra Parque España 17, Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc, 06700 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
Perla Valtierra operates a Parque España showroom for ceramics from its named workshop. store page → · open in the atlas → - Pineda Covalin Mexico City / Online
Mexican luxury brand since 1996 — historic Latin-inspired patterns, vibrant cultural representations, pocket squares, ties, and cufflinks. store page → · open in the atlas → - Pirwi Alejandro Dumas 124, Polanco III Sección, Miguel Hidalgo, 11550 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
Pirwi presents contemporary Mexican furniture and locally designed home objects. The range centers on locally designed furniture and home objects, with production associated with Mexico. store page → · open in the atlas → - Platería Los Castillo Taxco / Mexico
Plateria Los Castillo sells pre-Hispanic-style and nature-themed silver jewelry from its shop on the Carretera Federal Km 175 outside Taxco de Alarcon, with parking and card payment on site. The jewelry shop keeps its doors open all day, every day, and takes phone and WhatsApp orders for its silver rings, chains, and bracelets. store page → · open in the atlas → - Porfirio Gutiérrez y Familia Teotitlán del Valle, Oaxaca (workshop) / Ventura, California (studio) / Mexico / United States
The Gutiérrez family's weaving traces back through the roughly two-thousand-year-old Zapotec textile tradition of Teotitlán del Valle, Oaxaca. store page → · open in the atlas → - Procesos Ceramicos Dolores Hidalgo, Guanajuato, Mexico
This Dolores Hidalgo studio blends contemporary form with the town's ceramic craft, hand-painting lead- and cadmium-free stoneware built for professional kitchens. Alongside dishware and planters the workshop is known for employing local women and single mothers. store page → · open in the atlas → - Que Bo! Polanco Cuauhtémoc 180, Del Carmen, Coyoacán, 04100 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
Chef José Ramón Castillo created Que Bo! in 2004 — Chocolatería Mexicana Evolutiva, Mexican cacao worked through evolving technique. The Polanco shop is one of its city addresses. store page → · open in the atlas → - Raicilla Las Perlas de Jalisco Las Guasimas, Cabo Corrientes, Jalisco (near El Tuito), Mexico
Fifth-generation raicilleros of the Díaz Rubio and Díaz Ramos families distill this single-origin raicilla near Las Guásimas, Jalisco, from pesticide-free amarillo and verde agave grown over 12 years. Agave is pit-cooked for 72 hours, then double-distilled in stainless steel and an 80-liter wood still. store page → · open in the atlas → - Sandra Weil Horacio 907, Polanco III Sección, Miguel Hidalgo, 11550 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
The current flagship is on Horacio 907. Sandra Weil founded her namesake label in 2008, first building it around high-fashion dresses before expanding into ready-to-wear. store page → · open in the atlas → - Santa Cruz Woodworks Mérida Yucatán / Mexico
Santa Cruz Woodworks is a Merida furniture maker crafting tables, beds, seating and decor from long-lasting exotic woods, with steel-base and marble options. Buyers browse the online catalogue and request quotes, or visit the Colonia Mexico showroom. store page → · open in the atlas → - Suki Palomina San Miguel de Allende
Suki Palomina is a hat atelier in San Miguel de Allende offering custom-made felt and straw hats by appointment. Vogue and Travel + Leisure have both named it a defining hat-maker of the city. store page → · open in the atlas → - Sunora Bacanora Sonora / Mexico
Sunora Bacanora is produced in the state of Sonora using exclusively Agave angustifolia var. Production is associated with Mexico, while the range centers on Sonora bacanora made from Agave Pacifica using a nine-step lava-rock. store page → · open in the atlas → - Talavera Armando Puebla / Mexico
Talavera Armando hand-produces Talavera Poblana ceramics with denomination-of-origin certification at its factory at 6 Norte 408 in Puebla's historic center, making tableware, tiles, murals, and garden pieces. The workshop sells through its catalog and maintains dedicated exhibition and sales rooms for visitors. store page → · open in the atlas → - Talavera de la Reyna Puebla / Mexico
Founded by Angélica Moreno in 1990, Talavera de la Reyna preserves and reinvents Puebla's Talavera pottery tradition at its taller in La Carcaña and its gallery in El Barreal, both in San Andrés Cholula. Visitors can tour the workshop, browse traditional and contemporary dinnerware, and see exclusive designer collections in person. store page → · open in the atlas → - Talavera Salazar Puebla / Mexico
Talavera Salazar is a family-run Puebla workshop making 100% handcrafted Talavera Poblana dinnerware, sold factory-direct from its store at Calle 3 Ote. 215 in the historic center and shipped through its online shop to Mexico, the US, and Canada. Its catalog spans full place-setting sets to individual serving pieces in traditional cobalt-blue and modern patterns. store page → · open in the atlas → - Taller Holbox (NOA Fine Jewelry) Isla Holbox
Taller Holbox is a small goldsmith workshop on Isla Holbox where jeweler Noa hand-forms original gold and silver pieces inspired by the island's mangroves and sea, with a catalog dating back to at least 2016. Work is made and sold on the island, and locals point to it as the island's dedicated fine-jewelry shop rather than a souvenir stand. store page → · open in the atlas → - Taller Leñateros San Cristóbal de las Casas / Mexico
Handmade paper and hand-bound Maya-language books from Mexico's only Tzotzil Maya bookbinding collective, founded 1975. store page → · open in the atlas → - Taller LU'UM Gabino Barreda 104, San Rafael, Cuauhtémoc, 06470 Ciudad de México / Mexico City / Mexico
Alan Favero and Santiago Cosío founded Taller LU'UM in 2013. Customizable furniture and home objects made with a network of more than 15 specialist workshops — burnished clay, embroidery and other Mexican techniques. store page → · open in the atlas → - Taller Maya Mérida
Taller Maya is a social-enterprise platform connecting shoppers with products made by Maya artisan communities in Yucatán. The range centers on handmade craft and design while the project’s wider model emphasizes community production and fairer trade. store page → · open in the atlas → - TANE México 1942 Mexico City / Online
Founded in 1942, TANE is Mexico's luxury house for handcrafted silver and gold jewelry and objets d'art. Its collections sell online with nationwide delivery and through boutiques across Mexico City. store page → · open in the atlas → - Tao Studio San Miguel de Allende
Tao Studio is a San Miguel de Allende gallery-lab led by designer Miguel Arregui, working with Mexican master artisans in stone, metal, wood and natural fibers to create its Utilarte collection of useful art. store page → · open in the atlas → - Tatehuari Arte Huichol Zapopan, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
Tatehuari sells Wixarika (Huichol) beadwork and yarn art from its Zapopan gallery, carrying chaquira-covered figures, ojos de Dios, nierikas and beaded jewelry. Founded by designer Leea Rosa Cecena, the shop ships pieces across Mexico and abroad from its own site. store page → · open in the atlas → - Terracota Mérida Merida / Mexico
Terracota Mérida blends tradition and innovation with author ceramics, contemporary pieces and archaeological reproductions. Work is sold at the physical shop on Calle José Ramón Mélida and through the online store. store page → · open in the atlas → - The Amber Boutique Tulum / Mexico
The Amber Boutique designs, cuts, and solders gold and silver jewelry in-house at its shop on Avenida Tulum, setting gemstones like emerald, tanzanite, and topaz into custom rings, earrings, and pendants. The shop also cleans, repairs, and buys gold and silver jewelry, coins, and scrap. store page → · open in the atlas → - Tienda Museo Anahuacalli Mexico city / Mexico
Tienda Museo Anahuacalli sits inside the Anahuacalli Museum at Museo 150 in Coyoacan, Mexico City, selling folk art, tote bags, and books about the volcanic-stone house Diego Rivera built to hold his collection. The shop keeps Tuesday-through-Sunday hours on site and also sells online. store page → · open in the atlas → - Tierra Huichol Puerto Vallarta / Mexico
Tierra Huichol sells hand-beaded Wixárika sculptures and yarn paintings from its Puerto Vallarta Malecón flagship, with further galleries in Olas Altas and Sayulita, plus custom corporate-gift commissions for clients like Google and Toyota. store page → · open in the atlas → - Timesia Mérida
Timesia handcrafts macramé wall tapestries, hammocks, and henequén rugs with artisans in Yucatán, Mexico. Its Mérida shop and workshop also supply custom pieces to hotels and retailers across the region. store page → · open in the atlas →