Craft & Ateliers in Barcelona
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Casa Piera opened in 1941, when Vicente Piera Amat and Conchita Domènech Casas took a 60-square-metre shop on Carrer Cardenal Casañas, just off Plaza del Pi in central Barcelona, and began selling to the city's artists, artisans and art students.
Born in 1939 Barcelona as a sports-shoe factory, Munich turned its X logo into Spanish sneaker culture — handmade-feel trainers from futsal courts to fashion floors.
Founded in Barcelona in 2004, Papabubble hand-pulls customizable rock candy and caramels in an open workshop-store. Customers watch the sweets being made in the Gothic Quarter.
Barcelona's grand fashion house since 1843 — four generations of the Taberner–Sans family, 2,000 m² on Passeig de Gràcia by architect William Sofield, its own bespoke tailoring atelier, in-house fragrances, and a champagne bistrot. The Catalan capital's benchmark of luxury for 180 years.