Dolores Hidalgo is well-known for its wonderful talavera pottery since the 18th century. Its Spanish-influenced earthenware and Talavera-type finish, on plates, jars and tiles, are highly appreciated abroad, as well as its hand-painted ceramics: crockery, tea sets, vases; and traditional pottery in the form of pots and pitchers.The most traditional and most popular color scheme remains blue-on-white, but some workshops also uses various shades of green, black, orange and brown, combining them in various ways.

In Dolores you will also find authentic rustic style furniture with different types of wood, including mesquite. There are magnificent chests, dining rooms, screens, doors, bedrooms, Spanish-style furniture, among others.

In this Magical Town you can also find basketry works such as: fans, baskets, cages and hats, as well as napkins and cotton backpacks woven on a waist loom.

If you want to buy these beautiful products you can visit Calle Porfirio Díaz where there are a large number of handicraft shops, or the Handicraft Market.

In recent years, the winemaking tradition has grown in this area, so you could also look for a good wine from the region to take with you as a souvenir of your unforgettable trip to Guanajuato.