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âWe went there for souvenir shopping. Greeted by a friendly female staff. The selection isnât that big, but of great quality, authenticity and at reasonable price as well. We both found several things we love. Their shopping bag is unique too. We didnât have time to try out their experiences or tours, but they look very appealing for an art and culture lover. Highly recommend this place.â
shanni xia · 7 months ago
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âFriendly, authentic and inspiring are just some of the words I could use for this native craft experience. The staff are passionate about teaching and heightening awareness of the hundreds of cooperatives around Rwanda that produce exquisitely made clothing, ornaments and paintings. Our group spent a whole afternoon painting and crafting, interrupting it only to visit the shop next door, selling its produce.
A great experience enjoyed by all 16 of my party and one I would repeat in a heartbeat.â
Simon Giles · 10 months ago
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âGreat experience to learn about traditional Rwandan arts and crafts. Dropped in and painted an Imigongo - artistic skills not required! Other options included pottery, weaving and card making. Theo was a gem to speak with and taught us many things about the history of this art form plus great conversation about this country, city and its people. Such a fun and relaxing afternoon, the sunshine and breeze coming through the studio were lovely. Great place for souvenirs from local artisans as well.â
Alana Krzyzak · a year ago
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âHad a fantastic experience here. We did the imigongo paintings. It was so fun and relaxing too.â
Bisola Ogunseitan · 7 months ago
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âThis is a really fun experience making art in the traditional Rwandan way. You donât need to have much artistic skills to create a painting worth hanging in your home. Itâs especially great for groups.â
David C · 2 years ago