A great store with wide selection of art supplies. Especially great for painters. I was literally…read moredrooling over so many items they had today. What I liked the most was that they had many canvas done for you. I personally hate building my own canvas from scratch especially when it's big. I never get the angles right or I staple it somehow wrong. So what a relief to just buy your own canvas! I didn't look at the quality of them though, so I don't know if they're taken care of properly or anything, but the idea of just not having to go through all the trouble made me happy. I spent half an hour just scanning through everything. Somebody please give me something from this store for my birthday!

Cork, and lots of it. This quaint little shop sells it by the sheet, totally natural if that's what…read moreyou're after, and also they offer a variety of cork-based products and effects. I can't think of many shops that sell ONLY cork around here (there are many more in southern Portugal, for example, where cork trees (alcornoques) are ubiquitous. The shop itself is small-ish and cute, with big plate-glass windows framed in blue. All of the products are on display in the showroom, and surprisingly things are not too expensive. For a project of mine I bought four big sheets of raw cork-board for 20 euros total, or five euros per sheet. The owner/attendant is a Spanish woman who only speaks Spanish, so if you want to go in there you'll have to know a little in order to help her understand what it is that you want. Pointing works too, I suppose. Cork is "corcho" and board is "plancha", so if you know those two things you can at least get what seems to be their most popular product. This woman is VERY nice and good-humored, and took the time to explain to me how to care for the product and even gave me some advice for my project (picture frames). Without her advice, I would have made some dire mistakes. I'm grateful, so hear me when I say that this place is inexpensive and the service is prompt and robust. Great find in the side-streets of La Latina.

Huge supply of many kinds of art items - stamps, paints, brushes, ceramics, wooden pieces, jewelry…read moresupplies, etc. There wasn't much in terms of Scrapbooking and it did not include needle craft items. Pretty much everything else was in that tiny store though.

Nothing to do in madrid because stores are shut due to national siesta time? Then why not spend a…read morefew hours exhibiting your artistic flair by painting something ceramic. Options include salt shakers, mugs, plates, serving platters, little animals and much more. Prices start at 8 euros. Price includes your ceramic piece of resistance, tea, coffee, milk, acrylic paint and brushes. There are stencils, printed designs with tracing paper, and photos for inspiration. Paint for as long as you like. Pick up your painted goods after 48 hours as it needs to go into the kiln for a glossy finish and everlasting paint.

Absolutely beautiful pottery dishes! I go every time I'm in Madrid. I always find something…read morewonderful to bring home.

Un servicio fenomenal, materiales de gran calidad, una experiencia de compra agradableread more

Very helpful staff. One spoke excellent English so explained all the different paint brushes to me…read morethat aren't easily found where I live in the US.