Casa do Artesão de Carambeí starts serving in new space

The Carambeí Craftsman’s House was reopened in a new address on Saturday (5), expanding the space for the appreciation of the artists, producers and talents of the municipality, in the Campos Gerais. The site now operates at Rua das Camélias, 197, in front of the city bus station.

The new space brings together different types of works developed by artisans and producers of the city. Among the products that can be found are paintings, crochet pieces, woodwork, handicrafts, jellies, wines and products related to the laundromat, in addition to other options produced in the region.

New space enhances Carambeí talents

The change of address of Casa do Artesão seeks to offer greater visibility to those who work with artisan production in the municipality. The space functions as a showcase for different styles and techniques, bringing together local residents, tourists and producers.

In addition to enabling the commercialization of products, Casa do Artesão also contributes to disseminate the culture of Carambeí and encourage small entrepreneurs who transform manual skills and local traditions into a source of income.

Those who visit the space can find from decorative items and gifts to gastronomic products produced in the region. The variety represents different characteristics of the artisanal production found in the municipality.

Attendance throughout the week

Casa do Artesão is located at Rua das Camélias, 197, in front of the Carambeí Bus Station. The service takes place from Monday to Sunday, from 9 am to 6 pm.

The location close to the bus station also facilitates access for both residents and visitors passing through the city.

With the reopening, the space now has a new structure to present the works of the artisans and expand the dissemination of local production.

Crafts and local culture

The Carambeí Craftsman’s House also represents an opportunity for those who want to know a little more about the creativity and cultural identity of the municipality.

Paintings, crochets, woodwork and handmade products share space with jams, wines and other local productions. The proposal is to bring together, in the same environment, different talents of Carambeí and offer the public options produced in the municipality itself and in the region.

The re-opening reinforces the importance of spaces intended for the creative economy and the appreciation of those who keep alive artisanal techniques and different forms of cultural expression in the Campos Gerais.

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