Oaxaca Artisan Market

5 How To Feel Better About Yourself - 5 months ago

Great spot for Oaxacan textiles. Spanish skills necessary here. No AC so very hot inside in May. However worth going because of huge selection in all things Oaxaca. Black pottery, alebrijes (painted wooden animal art) u0026 textiles such as table runners, table cloths, pillow covers, clothing, rugs in every imaginable color, pattern u0026 design. Dazzling but not for faint hearted as can be overwhelming.

4 Darryl Ford - 4 years ago

A small, but well stocked, market where you can find a selection of artisan goods that come from the market towns surrounding the City. Most of the stalls here are selling textiles (including rugs, shirts, bags, sheets, curtains, etc), but there were a few stall selling small wooden toys and more touristy goods (t-shirts, knickknacks) . As with most of the markets in the City, you could probably get a better price if you went out to the market towns (e.g. for rugs) and negotiated with the vendors out there -- but the selections and the prices here are still a pretty good deal.

5 Timothy S (Uzuamti) - a year ago

Lots of lovely handcrafted items inside the browse through and buy.

5 Isabel Weisz - 6 months ago

For anyone looking for rugs - when you walk in, the man front and to your left is named Sergio and he has the best rugs and the best history on them. Highly recommend!

5 Marta Rodenas - 2 years ago

There are lots of stands where you can buy all typical artesanal goods, ranging from clothes to houseware and decorations. Since there are a lot of stands you can barter to get better prices. Large selection of items. Did not have a lot of people there so we were able to easily get what we needed.

5 Kia Orion - a year ago

beautiful hand made goods! some great options for pretty garments. don’t forget to bargain!

4 Alberto Manuel Alcalá Reygadas - 7 months ago

You can find a great variety of traditional clothes, carpets, and linens. It is a little bit expensive, but if you want to buy cheaper you'll need to travel to small towns around Oaxaca city.