Craft & Ateliers in Seville
9 stores · curated ORBIS register
Artesanía Téxtil offers Manila shawls and mantillas near Seville's cathedral, with both hand-embroidered and machine-embroidered pieces in its range. Castañuelas del Sur makes customisable castanets in its Seville workshop, with models for beginners and professional performers available through its online shop. Castañuelas Filigrana hand-carves castanets in La Macarena, continuing a workshop founded in 1955 and receiving visitors by appointment.
Artesanía Téxtil has hand-embroidered Manila shawls, mantillas, and flamenco accessories in Seville since 1951, selling both machine- and hand-embroidered pieces from its shop near the cathedral. The full online store ships its silk shawls and bridal mantillas worldwide.
Founded by master artisans Juan and José Vela Hernández in the 1980s, Castañuelas del Sur hand-crafts fully customizable castanets from its Seville workshop, earning Andalusia's official artisan seal. Customers can browse and buy directly through its online shop, from beginner sets to professional fiberglass pairs.
Castañuelas Filigrana has hand-carved castanets in Seville's La Macarena district since 1955, now led by third-generation artisan Lucía Álvarez. The workshop sells its professional and beginner castanets through a full online shop and welcomes visitors to its workshop by appointment.
Now in its fourth generation, this Triana family workshop has hand-painted reproductions of 15th-to-18th-century Sevillian tiles since 1952. The studio sells directly from its shop and lists additional locations under "Nuestras tiendas."
Juan Foronda has handcrafted flamenco accessories from Calle Sierpes in Seville since 1923, specializing in hand- and machine-embroidered mantones (Manila shawls), mantillas, fans and bridal hair pieces. The family workshop, Foronda y Balbuena, ships its embroidered pieces worldwide through its online shop.
Lina Sevilla has made flamenco dresses and mantones since 1960, recently opening a renovated shop-workshop on Calle Álvarez Quintero in the heart of Seville. The label runs a full online store alongside in-person styling appointments for brides and feria-goers.
Lista Sastrería is a Seville tailoring house with more than 20 years of experience in classic menswear, ceremony suits and chaqué/smoking rental, run from its workshop on Calle Doña María Coronel. The team offers personalized fittings by appointment and closes for its annual August holiday, as noted on its own site.
Mercedes de Alba is an artisanal dressmaking atelier in El Viso del Alcor, Seville, where every garment is handmade to order for weddings, communions and ceremony wear across collections like Invitada and Cristianar. The brand sells through its atelier by appointment, an online shop and points of sale across Spain.
Orobordado hand-embroiders gold-thread religious garments and bridal pieces from its workshop in Brenes, just north of Seville, using techniques rooted in Andalusian Semana Santa tradition. Pieces are made to order and sold directly through the workshop.