Coffee Bean Necklace
A unique necklace made from real coffee beans, celebrating Costa Rica's world-renowned coffee culture.
Arenal and Northern Plains asks for a slower look at where things are made, sold, cooked, and used. That is where the souvenirs begin to feel regional instead of interchangeable.
A smaller, more local selection of objects and food gifts that make sense in Arenal and Northern Plains, not just anywhere nearby.
A unique necklace made from real coffee beans, celebrating Costa Rica's world-renowned coffee culture.
Handmade leather sandals, comfortable and stylish, reflecting the craftsmanship of local artisans.
A traditional embroidered shirt, commonly worn in Latin America, made from lightweight cotton for tropical climates.
A miniature Sarchí oxcart represents Costa Rica’s painted wooden cart tradition in a small collectible form, often decorated with bright geometric patterns. In the Arenal and Northern Plains, it connects to rural landscapes, farming routes, and the wider Costa Rican craft vocabulary seen in markets serving travelers near the volcano and hot springs.
A hand-carved wooden mask representing indigenous Boruca culture, often used in traditional festivals.
A beautifully crafted vase inspired by pre-Columbian Chorotega pottery, featuring intricate geometric patterns.
A bowl carved from a coconut shell, often used for serving traditional dishes or as a unique home decor item.
A durable and stylish basket woven from palm leaves, used traditionally for carrying goods in rural communities.
A collection of artisanal jams made from local fruits like mango, guava, and cas, capturing the flavors of the region.
A small, handcrafted bongo drum, perfect for children or as a decorative piece, inspired by local musical traditions.