Feincartes returns to ES with new features and a new location

After passing through several capitals in Brazil, Feincartes returns to Espírito Santo on August 9th. Considered the main handicraft and decoration fair in the state, bringing together exclusive items from all over the world, the event will be held until the 18th of this month, at the parking lot of the Ufes Arts Center.

The International Handicraft and Decoration Fair of Espírito Santo, as it is called, was created in 2005 by director Maria Mathias. Since then, up to its 18th edition in Espírito Santo, Feincartes has gained national proportions and has been held throughout the year in various cities across Brazil. The last edition before returning to the state, for example, ended on July 28th in São Luís, Maranhão.

In its new edition in Espírito Santo, the fair will bring pieces from countries all over the world, importing cultures and customs from some of the most exotic places on the planet. Among its highlights is the opportunity to purchase furniture, decorative pieces, accessories, handicrafts, ethnic items, sculptures, among others, directly from the manufacturers. In total, there will be two thousand five hundred square meters of top-notch structure and quality products.

For the event, more than 100 exhibitors will come to the state to showcase and sell their work, with around 50,000 items for sale. Among the new features this year is the participation of representatives from Pakistan, an Arab culture country located in the southern part of the Asian continent. In addition to being the fifth most populous country in the world, Pakistan is also known for its rich and detailed handicrafts, which will undoubtedly enchant the fair's visitors.

Additionally, Feincartes will also feature products from Turkey, India, South Africa, Senegal, Japan, Indonesia, Egypt, Peru, among others. Another highlight is the Grand Bazaar straight from Turkey. The Grand Bazaar in Istanbul is one of the oldest and largest markets in the world, where you can find a bit of everything, from ceramics, carpets to jewelry, fabrics, decoration, and clothing. In Vitória, the people of Espírito Santo will be able to experience a piece of this market, with a huge variety of Turkish products.

The fair is open for visitation from 3 PM to 10 PM every day. The entrance fee is R$ 8.00. Children up to 12 years old are exempt from the ticket charge, and seniors over 60 years old pay half price. Free parking.