Artesanias Canaan sells crafts made by the artisans of Raquira, spanning ceramics, wood, textiles, natural fibres, glass and accessories. It runs both a physical storefront in Raquira and an online shop with a browsable catalogue.
Best for Authentic Raquira ceramics and mixed artisan crafts
Artinek is Inés and Erika's ceramics workshop in Villa de Leyva, hand-molding, firing, and painting clay into utilitarian pieces, cup holders, and souvenirs that reflect the town's local identity. Custom and corporate orders can be arranged by phone from the studio on Carrera 10.
Best for Hand-molded cup holders and Villa de Leyva souvenirs
Finca Sagrado grows organic coffee on a working farm outside Jericó, using permaculture to fold the plantation into forest rather than clearing it. It also offers cacao tours, ceramics and short stays — though it deliberately avoids Google Maps to limit visitors.
Best for Organic coffee, cacao tours, ceramics and farm stays
Finca Sagrado is a family-run coffee farm in the Traviesa district outside Jericó built around a specific agricultural bet: rather than clear land for a monoculture plantation, the farm states its goal directly as turning the property 'into a forest with coffee in it,' using permaculture and soil-regeneration methods and a stated reforestation initiative to get there. The coffee itself is grown and processed on-site as Café Finca Sagrado, certified organic by the farm's own description, though the site doesn't detail a specific processing method beyond that. Visits go beyond a coffee tour alone — cacao tours and hikes, Spanish classes, workshops and short stays are all offered on the property, alongside hand-thrown ceramics, natural building and carpentry practiced there as additional crafts. One detail stands out as a genuine point of difference: the farm deliberately keeps itself off Google Maps, stating outright that it does 'not want mass tourism' and 'boycotts Google' — an unusual choice for a business that otherwise depends on visitors finding it, reachable instead by email or phone. For a traveler drawn to a working farm over a manicured agritourism stop, and willing to arrange the visit directly rather than pin-drop navigate to it, Finca Sagrado's own stated resistance to easy discovery is the clearest sign it means what it says about avoiding mass tourism.
The Fundación Escuela Taller Barichara preserves the town's traditional building and artisan skills, from ceramics and stone to weaving. It also produces its own line of artisan goods.
Santa Marca sells Colombian-designed apparel, accessories, drinkware, stationery and souvenirs such as magnets, keychains and pins, using materials including pewter and ceramic for its mugs. It is located in the historic center of Santa Marta and states its products are 100% Colombian.
Todo Raquira is a Raquira ceramics business making handcrafted planters, decorative and columned pieces. It sells online and from its factory at Carrera 5 #3a-05 in Raquira, Boyaca.
Best for Handcrafted Raquira ceramic planters and decor