atendimento horrivel, comprei cortinas, foram para ajuste, sumiram com uma parte, paguei 1200 o…read moreajuste, disseram que nao tenho como provar que entregaram faltando uma parte. ai invez de fazerem outra, querem que eu pague, alem do que ja paguei, o material novo que foi extraviado por eles. me tratando mal, dizendo que nao tenho como provar. enfim, nao comprem. empresa de carater duvidoso. sra gabriele pior atendimento que ja vi na vida. terrivel e traumatizante.

From the owner: Tecidos e rendas nacionais e importados e acessórios para carnaval, shows, festas, eventos,…read morecenografia, decoração, com grande grande variedade de produtos. Cetim, Brim, Tecidos para noivas e madrinhas, Tecidos Camuflados e Estampados, Tecidos Religiosos, Rendas, Voil, Veludo, Algodão Crú, Tricoline, Musselina, Crepe, Tule, Filó, Percal, Juta, Lourex, Laise, Percal, Morim, Lame, Tecidos Patchwork.

This eclectic Santa Teresa gift shop has loads of unique rings, bracelets, ceramics, kids clothing…read moreand art, much of which appears to be produced locally. If an "I (heart) Rio!" t-shirt isn't the kind of souvenir you planned to take home, come here for something special.

I went to the Santa Teresa neighborhood with no idea what to expect. This little shop pleasantly…read moresurprised our entire group. There were lots of little items at different price points. For example, we got some woven doormats for $2.50 USD and other people got handmade dolls. Great place for off the beaten path souvenirs. Who really wants the Brazil magnet made 1/2 way around the globe? The best find here was the local unframed art. They had lots of options with the prices listed on the back. We got a large painting for about $40 USD. It was very simple, but fit our tastes. There were much more intricate pieces up to several hundred USD. Such a fun place to get lost in the sites and smells.