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    Tulip Art

    4.3 (6 reviews)
    Closed • 8:30 am - 7:00 pm

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    Haitian Gallery

    Haitian Gallery

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    This was my first time in San Juan and we came over to Old San Juan by suggestion of a friend. We…read morewalked around and saw the sites. There were a lot of souvenir stores around but I was looking for something authentic done by local artists. At first you wouldn't think that the Haitian Gallery would be a place to find Puerto Rico art but it is. It actually has a spectacular collection of different things that aren't just tacky souvenirs. When you first walk in, you'll see all your little souvenir knick knacks. They have key chains and magnets for those looking for something to bring back with them. As you walk further back, you'll see the painted art on the walls and the veijigantes (Puerto Rican masks) that artists have put together. You'll see a lot of these around, but the ones here are true works of art. They have beautiful detail and are sturdy meant to be included in an art collection. They are pricey but well worth it. They will be the center piece of your house. On the second floor, you'll find a lot of Haitian paintings by Haitian artists. Many of them modern but some were very traditional. I got the impression that a lot of people skipped this floor. Although I'm not an expert in art, I am confident that there are spectacular pieces here that could sell for a pretty penny but are overlooked. They will offer to send you your items if you buy something large or difficult to take back but they will also offer to pack something tight and break proof if you decide to hand carry. You can pay in cash or credit card. You can also talk to them about reducing your price if you bought something pricey or you bought a lot of things. Love this store and personally think it's the best place to get quality local goods.

    They have signs posted in the shop asking not to take pictures so was not able to get anything of…read morethe inside, but this shop is amazing for unique and handmade crafted items. Highly recommend.

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    Eklectica

    (3 reviews)

    This is one of my favorite shops in Old San Juan. It carries a nicely curated assortment of beaded…read morejewelry, scarves, tote bags, small purses, keychains and hair accessories, as well as a section in the back that includes more home décor items like small boxes, tablecloths and pillow coverings. Prices are a bit more than I would like to pay for some of the items (probably due to the touristic location), but some items, especially the smaller jewelry pieces, are more reasonable. Definitely recommend their jewelry for its uniqueness and fashion, but be careful when you are wearing the beaded pieces because they can easily break. I was launching my suitcase into an Uber on a prior trip and broke a portion of a beaded necklace.

    A cool shop, and definitely a cut above other souvenir and gift shops, but the most memorable part…read morewas how rude the staff was. When I was trying to check out, the woman wouldn't move the machine that accepts cards, so I had to reach around the register to try to tap my phone. It wasn't working (likely because the angle was wrong). I expected her to move it or help me but, instead, she took a sip of her tea, and just looked at me. I said "I don't know what to do," and she said "I don't either. It's not my problem. ApplePay has been working all day." Then went back to her tea. It was like something out of a movie! I told another staff member, but no help. I finally went back, with my husband's credit card, and she made a snide remark to my husband about me! It was such a surreal experience. Why work in a shop to be a jerk to people?

    Tulip Art - homedecor - Updated October 2026

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