The House of the Eleven Patios one of those places that you can’t miss on your list of things to do in Pátzcuaro . Located just a couple blocks up the hill from our Hotel Mansión Iturbe. The House of the Eleven Patios in Pátzcuaro The House of the Eleven Patios is currently a crafts center where you can see and buy handicrafts from our region. The House of the Eleven Patios in Pátzcuaro Here you can see how craftsmen work looms to create their famous blankets, as well as different shops where you can buy a variety of textile crafts , handmade Mexican clothing with unique designs, among other products. Berta Servin Barriga makes beautiful  embroidery, she has here store at the House of the Eleven Patios Michoacán Craftman working on a Loom at the House of the Eleven Patios en Pátzcuaro One of the blanket stores in the area, is actually located in a small  troje .  Troje  is an icon of Michoacán indigenous architecture, a wooden home made without nails.

La Casa de los Once Patios, es de los lugares que no puede faltar en tu lista de cosas que hacer en Pátzcuaro . Ubicada a muy corta distancia de nuestro Hotel Mansión Iturbe , en la calle de Madrigal de las Altas Torres, a media cuadra de la Plaza Vasco de Quiroga . Casa de los Once Patios en Pátzcuaro, Michoacán La Casa de los Once Patios, actualmente es un centro artesanal en donde podrás comprar artesanías de toda la Región. Casa de los Once Patios en Pátzcuaro, Michoacán Aquí podrás observar cómo trabajan los artesanos en los telares, las famosas mantas artesanales de Pátzcuaro y encontrarás diferentes tiendas en donde podrás comprar gran variedad de artesanía textil, ropa artesanal mexicana con exclusivos diseños. Berta Servin Barriga elabora los famosos bordados de Santa Cruz Artesano trabajando en Telar las Mantas de Pátzcuaro en la Casa de los Once Patios Una de las tiendas de mantas se localiza en una pequeña troje. Las Trojes Michoaca

If you like Mexican “artisan craft routes” you should check out these six options, using Pátzcuaro as a starting point.  You can reach several different indigenous destinations located in very proximity to – some within walking distance of – our "Pueblo Mágico". Mexican Artisan working with copper in Santa Clara del Cobre, Michoacán We can support our outstanding Mexican artisans by buying their handicrafts of great historical and cultural value.  These crafts are just one of the cultural expressions of these communities. They are the primary source of income for many households; whole generations of families engage in craft production, preserving ancient techniques. Modesto Horta making a mask at his Workshop in Tocuaro at Patzcuaro Lake Region Keeping these destinations in mind, you'll visit artisan shops, many of them of famous award-winning Mexican artisans. Mexican Artisan from Ihuatzio working with vegetable fibers  At Hotel Mansión Iturbe