Nim Pot is another business that has turned into a landmark of Antigua Guatemala. I believe I have shown some handicrafts from here before, but this is the first time I get to capture a bird’s eye view of this folk art market.
Do you know where is Nim Pot located?
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NimPot is located at 5a Ave. Norte #29
I discovered this place after getting an amazing Mayan massage just past under the arch..I was so surprised at the more inexpensive prices!
I left Antigua just over a week ago now, I miss it and am excited to go back one day..was and will continue to be in love with your website 😉
I visit Nim Pot every time I’m in La Antigua. It is an impressive display, even if you don’t buy anything (which is difficult; they have extraordinary things!). How did you get this shot, Rudy ? Did Nelo climb up the doorway at the entrance…? Ja-ja-ja!
Great place! Didn’t they have a fire in the roof, some years ago? And also, some say it used to be one of the only car dealerships in La Antigua, in the 60s maybe?
Love the variety and great prices, specially the huge pile of used Huipiles. I bought here the one currently hanging in my living room for 50 Quetzales ( about 6 bucks). I get a kick of seeing gringos sort thought the pile in a similar way that locals go through a Paca from the US. ( see the Paca Nation posting)
I am not sure if its the same place that has the little cafe and the shrine to Maximon in the courtyard at the back……………?
I rarely make it inside, as the bookstore by the entrance usually steals me away for a while…