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The Oldest Doors in the Atlas

Published · 1 min read · ORBIS Editorial

Longevity clusters: wine, hats, paper, blades. Trades where the product barely changes let a family perfect it for centuries.

“Every door below has been opening since before your country’s current constitution.”

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  • Pintér Galéria Falk Miksa u. 10, 1055 Budapest, Hungary / Budapest / Hungary
    20000-square-foot antiques gallery on Falk Miksa (Antiques Street); 1500 sqm / 16 rooms of paintings, furniture and objects, walk-in hours published. store page → · open in the atlas →
  • Little Havana Cigar Factory Little Havana, Miami
    Little Havana Cigar Factory, at 1501 SW 8th St in Miami, sells cigars from brands including Padron, Tatuaje, Oliva and My Father. The shop also carries cigar lighters, cutters, humidors, ashtrays, pipes and pipe tobacco. store page → · open in the atlas →
  • Hirado Tsutaya Hirado, Nagasaki
    Founded in 1502, Hirado Tsutaya has made Casdous, castella dipped in egg yolk and simmered in sugar syrup, since Portuguese traders brought sugar to the port and once supplied the ruling Matsuura family. The Kihikida-cho shop also makes gobo-mochi, a burdock-imprinted rice cracker, from its Hirado kitchens. store page → · open in the atlas →
  • Kenbishi Sake Brewing Higashinada-ku (Mikage)
    Kenbishi traces its brewing lineage to before 1505, and has worked from Higashinada-ku's Mikage district for generations. The brewery rebuilt its wooden kura after the 1995 earthquake and still sells its flagship Kuromatsu Kenbishi through its own site. store page → · open in the atlas →
  • Goldsmithing Matayoshi Naha
    A Naha goldsmith workshop in Shuri practicing kuganizeiku, Okinawa's Ryukyu-era metalwork tradition dating to a 1509 craft mission to China; now run by seventh-generation master Kenjiro Matayoshi, making traditional ji-fā hairpins and cord ornaments. store page → · open in the atlas →
  • Tack Shop of Lexington Lexington, Kentucky, USA
    The Tack Shop of Lexington sells English riding equipment out of Griffin Gate Plaza at 1510 Newtown Pike, stocking saddles, bridles and apparel from brands such as Equiline, GPA, Pessoa and Samshield for the region's dressage, jumping and eventing riders. The shop also takes used saddles on consignment and offers clipper sharpening and repair for barns across Lexington horse country. store page → · open in the atlas →

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