SHOP SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
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One word is needed to describe San Juan Capistrano’s shopping scene: Eclectic. The community’s every plaza, center, business park, promenade and village home to a collection of boutique retailers offering a peek into the city’s animated history. Vintage jewelry and signs, rare 18th and 19th century European furniture, antique Western collectibles, con- signment clothing, folk art, fine paintings and unique goods handmade by both local and global artisans are waiting to be discovered. Shop San Juan isn’t just a motto. It is a way of life that supports this colorful community.
San Juan Novelties
Mission Store
Tried-and-true recipes from Mission San Juan Capistrano’s table are compiled in The Bells are Ringing: A Call to Table—a 208-page cook- book celebrating San Juan’s history, cultures, food and time-honored, mealtime gatherings. Filled with impressionist artwork, stunning photographs and recipes from favorite, local eateries Cedar Creek Inn and El Adobe de Capistrano, this cookbook’s sales support Mission preservation efforts.
Cottage Home
and Garden Handmade, water-wise succulent gardens in driftwood, container or wreath form make an ideal gift. The mother-daughter team at Cottage Home teaches monthly classes on arranging these water-wise plants along with birdcage and fairy gardens, too. At Cottage Home, and its shared-space fashion boutique 0GUV ƒPF IKHVU CPF CEEGUUQTKGU HQT both the inside and out.
Reflections Interiors and Design
With an exceptional line of fabrics, throw pillows, bedding, florals, wall art, lighting, candles and other for- the-home accessories, Reflections has an extensive line of goods to make any house feel like a home. Add San Juan flare to a space with JCPIKPI UYCNNQYU ƒIWTKPGU QT C light-hearted Mr. Ed pillow. Unique holiday trimmings and jewelry round out this boutique’s offerings.
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Las Catrinas SJC
Talavera pottery’s effervescent kaleidoscope of hues brings a vibrancy to any space—be it indoor or outdoor. At Las Catrinas, these handmade, hand-painted ceramics from artisans across Mexico can be found in any form—crosses, burro-shaped planters, birdbaths, Dia de Los Muertos-inspired skulls, plates, roosters and light switch ƒZVWTGU 0COG YJCV [QWŦTG NQQMKPI for—shop owner Luis Santiago likely has it in store.
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