What to do and see in Imbabura Province, Ecuador: The Best Gift & Specialty Shops

NOTE: WE ARE CURRENTLY ATTENDING DURING COVID, ASKING ALL CLIENTS TO WEAR MASKS and SOCIALLY DISTANCE. Miguel Andrango and his family demonstrate the fascinating traditional yarn spinning and backstrap-loom weaving process for visitors. After the demonstration, visit their gallery where you can purchase beautiful weavings to remind you of your Ecuadorian experience. DIRECTIONS TO THE WORKSHOP: Option 1, from Cascada de Peguche: take the road from Cascada de Peguche (waterfall) to Lago San Pablo. At the top of the first hill, take a left toward Agato. At the first intersection (Agato's main street), turn left. The workshop is one and a half blocks down on the left. Option 2, from Quito: turn right at the Espejo stoplight. After you cross a bridge, take your first left toward Cascada de Peguche. At the top of the hill, turn right toward Agato. At the first intersection (Agato's main street), turn left. The workshop is one and a half blocks down on the left.

Handmade leather working classes. Wallets Leather bound journals Purses Backpacks. Informational leather working tours

Taller Artesanal Peguche Wasi invites you to enjoy the art and fabric of the area and an excellent cultural gastronomy ready to taste

Stunning,photo-artistry depicting coastal beaches, Andes Mountains, snow-capped volcanoes, cloud forests, timeless architecture and the captivating features, ethnicity and colorful cultural observances of Ecuador's people. Our giclee prints are produced using the finest archival papers and pigment based inks for a sophisticated color range with a life-span of upwards of 100 years.

San Antonio de Ibarra un lugar donde se da forma y contenido a la madera, contamos con mas de 30 Galerias de Arte para su observacion y analisis del Arte.