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| Address | Caya G. F. Betico Croes 30 | ||
| Location | Oranjestad | ||
| Phone | 297/583-6534 | ||
Frommer's Review
The most impressive items at this folk-art and handicrafts shop are mopa mopa boxes and figures made by the Quillasinga Indians of Colombia. Although the figures look hand-painted, they're actually inlaid with layers of mopa mopa, a tree bud that's boiled until reduced to resin, stretched like gum, and cut into bits of color.
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