Nestled in the heart of Costa Rica, just an hour’s drive from San José, Sarchí is a charming town renowned for its vibrant handicrafts. Historically, the town was known for its brightly painted oxcarts, which were essential in the coffee industry. Today, visitors can explore a variety of artisanal goods, including intricately decorated bowls, handmade jewelry, leather items, and furniture. The streets and shops are filled with the rich colors and textures of these traditional crafts, offering a unique shopping experience and the perfect opportunity to find authentic souvenirs.
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