Casa de los Once Patios

Craft center · Pátzcuaro, Michoacán

Casa de los Once Patios

Former 18th-century convent with courtyards and workshops where artisans make lacquers, textiles, copper and instruments.

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About Casa de los Once Patios

The Casa de los Once Patios was part of an 18th-century convent of Dominican nuns in downtown Pátzcuaro. Today the courtyards, corridors and stairways house workshops and craft shops from Michoacán.

Artisans work in view of visitors on techniques such as lacquer with gold leaf, backstrap loom textiles, hammered copper, embroidery and musical instruments like Paracho guitars.

The building has small courtyards with plants, fountains and whitewashed walls, on different levels connected by stairways.

It is a few blocks from Plaza Vasco de Quiroga, and the street around it has other craft shops.

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Practical information

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How much time to set aside

One hour.

Best time

During the day, when the artisans are working.

How to get there

In the center of Pátzcuaro, a few blocks from Plaza Vasco de Quiroga.

Tip

Ask to see the lacquer with gold leaf technique, typical of the region.

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Frequently asked questions about Casa de los Once Patios

What is the Casa de los Once Patios?

A former convent with workshops and craft shops of Michoacán.

What crafts are seen at the Casa de los Once Patios?

Lacquer with gold leaf, textiles, hammered copper, embroidery and instruments.

Where is the Casa de los Once Patios located?

A few blocks from Plaza Vasco de Quiroga.

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