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Artisans abound in Florence. Creative minds tend to their crafts with all of the care and innovation that the city’s legacy in artisanal culture lends them, to the delight of locals and tourists alike. Discover the array of what there is to learn about, to experience, and to buy for yourself, with our guides on what to look for and where to find it.
The Cradle of the Renaissance is also the birthplace of some of the most brilliant painters in art history: Raphael, Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and Botticelli, to name a few. ...
Dante Alighieri will guide tourists to buy quality local products.
The popular event charts a new course at the Fortezza da Basso from April 25 to May 1, 2025.
We introduce you to the legendary 88-year-old weaver who is currently hosting an exhibition of her work in Prato.
The show provides an opportunity to see the rooms of the Istituto de’ Bardi.
Duccio and his team design feathered items for renowned fashion houses and A-lister celebrities.
Antiques and vintage objects are displayed in via dei Fossi based on the owners' tastes and preferences.
Combining design and leather delights, Il Bisonte is among Florence's artisanal highlights.
Experiential workshops, quality exhibitors and a celebration of creativity
The centre on Via dei Serragli will host talks, workshops, temporary exhibitions and much more.
For its 88th edition, the fair will attract artisans and crafts from across the globe.
See behind the scenes at the Florentine showroom where bags, belts and leather accessories are handmade with love.
Learn about the artistry and science behind being a "liutaio".
Jules Vissers and Anna Meryl Rose work with textiles in intriguing new ways.
Ceramic classes, leatherworking courses and jewellery making: get creative in the Tuscan city!
Artist collective Intreccio Creativo takes part in the Palace Women – Oltrarno and Beyond project.
100 selected craftspeople show their expert wares from September 15 to 17.
Tyler Ellis’s must-have bags are produced near Florence with a father-and-son-owned manufacturer.
Florentine Paolo Tozzi spent several years in New York before returning home to establish an interiors store.
Bianco Bianchi's clients have included the British Royal Family and Gianni Versace.
From September 15 to 17 in the Corsini Gardens, 25 Tuscany-based high craftsmanship companies will display their creations during Artigianato e Palazzo.
The Calabrian artist runs his own art school and his unique yet traditional style attracts students from all over the world.
Many of the pieces are inspired by Florence, such as the “Ponte Vecchio” and “Botticelli” collections.
Meet six artists who care about sharing their craft with others.
