Wonderful shopping experience here! I wanted to get some gifts for family back home but didn't want…read moresomething touristy. Found this on Tripadvisor and wandered over. I spent 45 lovely minutes chatting with the owner and picking out antique tile. (I'm usually the type of shopper that's in and out but there are simply too many fun things to look at here) They have a lot of antique tiles and some new stuff. Ranging from 10 euros to 25 euros. Once you see the antique tiles, the new stuff just can't compare. And by the way, when I was leaving Spain, I did a quick browse at the airport gift shops and had to pat myself on the back again for finding all my gifts at Coco Sevilla. For 20 euros at the airport, you can get a mug that says Seville on it lol Definitely spend a couple hours wandering over to the shop, the surrounding streets are charming anyways.

This is a sweet shop offering authentic jewelry, art and tiles from Sevilla. No made in PRC junk…read morehere! Most of the jewelry is handmade by local artisans. The tiles are original, recovered from local buildings that either are being demolished or updated. Fantastic find that I'm going to hang in my entry in the US. The shop is small, but worth the hunt to find it. Plus the woman running the store was kind and interesting.

Bought a pricey hair pin-- 45 euros, she claimed it was made of bone. Tried to pin up my hair…read moreimmediately (and carefully) with it after exiting the store, and the product broke under minimal pressure. Went back inside and explained the situation expecting sympathy or a new product, and the worker only said "it's not my fault, you broke it". She claims it is made of bone, and fragile, yet it appears and feels like cheap plastic. She did not tell me when purchasing that it was very fragile, and even if she had, what kind of hair clip is too fragile to be used in hair! This place is a scam, do not shop here.