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Home Decor

Sazon, a wide range of hand-crafted tableware and exclusive cooking school Correo #22, San Miguel; 152-7671.

Artes de Mexico, wide range of handsome equipal furniture and crafts. Calzada de la Aurora #47 (near the Aurora Design Factory); 152-0764.

Casa de la Inquisitor, lamps, pillow covers, carpets, furniture, iron hardwear. Aldama #1; 154-6868. Casa Maxwell, textiles, rugs, vases, folkart, table linens. Umaran #3 and Canal #14; 152-0247. Casa Maria Luisa, home accessories that have a vintage look and spirit. Canal #40; 152-0130

Evos, custom-made sofas, chairs, home accessories and Spanish colonial furniture. Two locations. Hernandez Macias #55, 152-0813; San Francisco #36, 152-7765. La Antigua Casa Canela, fine candles, pottery, religious items, furniture. Umaran #20; 152-1880 or 152-3428. Sollano 16, imported luxury home accessories from Europe and Argentina. Sollano # 16; 154-8872.

Zocalo, brilliant collection of folkart and pottery. Hernandez Macias 110 152-0663. Icpalli, pottery from Gorky Gonzales of Guanajuato. Correo #43; 152-1236. La Casa del Vidrio, thick handblown glasses and vases made here in San Miguel at the Guajuye factory. Correo #11; 152-0102. Factory and store outside town; Lupita #2; 152-7030

Vitral & Disenio, vases, mirror frames made from tile mosaics, Tiffany-style lamps. Zacateros #49; 152-4879. Arte San Gabriel, the closest of the famed Dolores Hidalgo vendors of traditional talavera. Dolores Hidalgo Highway, 14.2 miles from intersection of highways 51 and 57; 418-185-5037.