You will find this cute little shop within Harmonia Healing Studio in Steni. Here you can purchase ethically & sustainability sourced gemstones, Shungite, incense & resins for wellness and healing. They will also have stock of hand~painted therapy pebbles, Shakti acupressure mats, blended wellness and meditation oils, unique healing teas & essences and hand~crafted sage bundles. You can also purchase on line at https://www.onesonghealing.com/shop
Neo Chorio Art Gallery and Studio
The gallery is filled with original works by talented artists, many of whom live in the area, and sometimes even work right from the gallery itself!. You’ll find a diverse selection of paintings in various mediums, as well as unique mosaics, cards, prints, and more! This gallery is a must-visit if you’re looking to purchase an original piece from Cyprus! For opening hours please call them prior to visiting +357 99830169
Spice & Easy –Skoulli
Unique hand blended spices and herbs in house in small batches without using additives and preservatives bring the freshest possible products . The Spice & Easy House is based in the pretty village of Skoulli, near Polis Chrysochous. The range of healthy spice and herb blends, wellness blends, superfoods and essential oils are about promoting overall health and wellness. Making healthy eating tasteful, easy and fun! Open the first Friday of every month from 10am to 2pm and also by appointment by calling Catherine or Joe on +35799104622. Mention Ithaki House to either of them and you will get 10% off your purchases!
https://www.spiceandeasycyprus.com/
The Arches Artisan Gift Shop – Polis
Another gem in the same area, where local artistry comes to life in a collection of one-of-a-kind creations. This shop features an array of distinctive items, from intricately designed mosaics to beautifully crafted wood and glass pieces. Perfect for any budget, it’s a place where you can find the ideal piece to add a touch of Cyprus to your home.
Fiti village has been known for its own special style of weaving since medieval times. The textiles made in the village are known as “Fythkiotika” and stand out for their variety of design and rich colours. Examples of such textiles are exhibited in the museum where one can also see how they are made. You can also purchase Fythkiotika from the shop.
