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Estonian Handicraft House
The Estonian Handicraft House is the place to buy authentic Estonian handicrafts from. Here, folk traditions exist alongside contemporary ones. The works of the best artisans are represented – a wide selection of textiles from natural materials, as well as wooden, metal, and ceramic items.
The Handicraft House also includes a Folk Art Gallery, which organises exhibitions, master classes, and workshops.
In addition, you can visit Riina Tomberg’s Workshop and look at national knitwear, pay a visit to Kango Textile and see their loom-woven textiles, as well as see the Doll Room which exhibits dolls made by the artist Lembe Maria Sihvre.
The Handicraft House also includes a Folk Art Gallery, which organises exhibitions, master classes, and workshops.
In addition, you can visit Riina Tomberg’s Workshop and look at national knitwear, pay a visit to Kango Textile and see their loom-woven textiles, as well as see the Doll Room which exhibits dolls made by the artist Lembe Maria Sihvre.
TripAdvisor® Traveler Reviews
tripadvisor rating 4.0 of 5
based on 7 reviews
New and traditional
tripadvisor rating 4 of 5Handembroidered slippers, finely knitted gloves, items in striped woollen folkcostume fabric have been sold in this shop for decades. It is good to see that the tradition can still be kept alive with... Read more comments
Some interesting handicrafts, but badly let down by the rude and unhelpful staff
tripadvisor rating 2 of 5We spent a few interesting days in Tallinn, which is a great old town, and were looking for some gits to take back home. This place looked interesting, and had some really nice things on display... Read more comments
Textiles in natural materials
tripadvisor rating 4 of 5Promoting handicrafts based on traditional models the three shops in Old Town sell textiles made by several people. Flower embroidery is sewn by hand in wool on slippers, gloves and purses in the... Read more comments
