Handicraft Shops

By far one of the most popular – and authentic – gifts you can bring home from Tallinn are examples of traditional Estonian handicrafts – beautiful, usually functional items created by hand, following centuries-old methods. Knitwear of all types is popular: colourful jumpers, scarves, hats, socks, gloves and mittens can be found in a wide variety of patterns. Linen – both for clothing and for home décor – is also widely sold, as are household items made from leather, stone and wood.

23.09.2009

Handicraft shops		Open
	Craftsmen House Pikk 15 Map Phone: +372 631 3393 info@folkart.ee · Webpage	Mon-Sat 9.30 - 18.30 Sun 10- 17
Authentic Estonian handicraft: textiles woven on the loom, folk clothes, and dolls in folk costumes. Print \| Close
	Estonian Handicraft House Pikk 22 Map Phone: +372 631 4076 info@folkart.ee · Webpage	Mon-Sat 9.30- 18.30 Sun 10- 17
The largest selection of authentic handicrafts by master craftsmen from all over Estonia. Print \| Close
	Ingli ja nööbi pood Pühavaimu 2 Map Phone: +372 5669 9206 martin@puupank.ee · Webpage	Mon-Sun 10-18
Linen felt and wood products. Print \| Close
	Jardin Apteegi 3 Map Phone: +372 631 4625	Mon-Fri 10-18 Sat 10-17
Handicrafts made from all the most popular materials - textiles, wood, clay, glass and metal. No amber here, and definitely no matryoshkas (Russian wooden dolls) ! Print \| Close
	Jolleri Handicraft Chamber Müürivahe 11 Map Phone: +372 5668 2047 info@jollery-bunny.ee · Webpage	Mon-Sat 10-18
Souvenirs and handicrafts. Print \| Close
	Käsitööpärl Pikk 1 / Nunne 2 Map Phone: +372 641 1708 info@folkart.ee · Webpage	Mon-Sat 9-18.30 Sun 10-17
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	Kodukäsitöö Viru väljak 4/6 (Viru Keskus) Map Phone: +372 610 1332 info@folkart.ee · Webpage	Mon-Sun 9-21
Authentic Estonian handicraft. Print \| Close
	Krambude Vana turu kael Map Phone: +372 627 9020 · Webpage	Mon-Sun 10-22
You will find the best gifts and souvenirs for your family, friends and even yourself at the Olde Hansa restaurant's medieval shoppe, Krambude. The handmade glassware, pottery, silver jewellery and other valuable goods sold here are authentic replicas of items used by medieval townsfolk. All items are designed to be durable and suitablefor everyday use. Tallinn Card: A gift with every purchase. Print \| Close
	Marja Matiisen's Quilting Studio Miiduranna tee 36 / Varju tee 5 Map Phone: +372 501 5651 kontakt@marjamatiisen.com · Webpage	Open by prior arrangement.
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	Mihkli Guild's workshop and gallery Vene 13 Map Phone: +372 699 6153 vhk@colleduc.ee · Webpage	Open by prior arrangement.
Ceramics studio and metal shop, ceramics and metalwork classes for children and adults. Print \| Close
	Mõisakeraamika Sadama 6/8 (SadaMarket) Map Phone: +372 661 4591 kioma@hot.ee · Webpage	Mon-Sun 8-19
Hand-made ceramics from the 500-year-old Atla Manor. A wide variety of dishes, vases, flowerpots, candlesticks, oil lamps and other items are on offer. Print \| Close
	Rewill Handicraft Shop Vene 7 Map Phone: +372 631 3362 rewill@hot.ee · Webpage	Mon-Sat 10-18 Sun 10-16
This shop is an excellent place to find genuine Estonian art and handicrafts. Rewill offers a variety of knit items like sweaters, blankets, hats, scarves, socks and mittens, as well as souvenirs made from wood, fur and stone. Visitors who knit as a hobby will also find yarn and other supplies here. Major credit cards accepted. Tallinn Card: 15% discount. Print \| Close
	Saaremaa sepad Nunne 7 Map Phone: +372 646 4315 nunne@sepad.ee · Webpage	Mon-Sun 10-18
Pure ironwork is available in this shop, the same items that blacksmiths made in times of old – building details, fireplace and grill accessories, souvenirs and trinkets. Print \| Close
	Sepa Äri Olevimägi 11 Map Phone: +372 680 0971 info@ross.ee · Webpage	Mon-Fri 10-18 Sat 10-17 Sun 10-15
A shop offering wide range of hammered works in classical as well as modern styles. 12 different blacksmiths’ artistic productions are sold here, including accessories for kitchen and garden, furniture and even staircases. Print \| Close
	Siimusti keraamika Virmalise 9 Map Phone: +372 600 1668 siker@hot.ee · Webpage	Mon-Sun 9-15
Siimusti Ceramic LTD tries to carry on the traditions of ceramics production in a clay-factory founded in 1886. There are over 200 different designs in production, glazed or unglazed. In the shop, a large assortment of earthenware is on sale: dishes, vases, flowerpots and other commodities. Print \| Close