Mallorca to Take Home

From local flavors to handmade treasures.

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Siurells de Fang

These quirky white-painted clay figures, adorned with red and green accents, serve as decorative whistles and charmers believed to ward off evil spirits.

Roba de Llengües

Literally “cloth of tongues,” this traditional Mallorcan ikat fabric features bold, flame-like zigzag patterns. Woven using ancient techniques, these textiles appear in tableware, cushions, bags, and more.

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Hierbas de Mallorca

A savory, aromatic herb-infused digestif with a protected designation of origin. Available in sweet, mixed, or dry varieties, Hierbas de Mallorca is a distinctive taste of the island’s tradition.

Senalla

Handwoven from palm or raffia, straw baskets are both functional and chic. Traditional crafting techniques ensure authenticity, so look for Mimbreria Vidal as the most famous local shop.

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Mallorcan Flor de Sal

Rich, local gourmet sea salts, sometimes flavored with citrus or hibiscus, make excellent gifts, especially for food lovers.

Blown Glass

Mallorca is known for its exquisite blown-glass artistry, celebrated for vivid colors and fluid shapes. Artisans from workshops like Gordiola and Lafiore create stunning vases, ornaments, and drinkware true art pieces to bring home

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A caganer figurine

Caga Tio, “Tió de Nadal” means “Christmas Log”, and often Catalan people refer to it simply as “El Tió” – The Log.

On January 6th, for Christmas the Tio de Nadal log poops presents after being fed and hit with sticks. The action of hitting the log to make it poop presents is called “Fer cagar el Tió” (make the log poop).

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Siurells de Fang

These quirky white-painted clay figures, adorned with red and green accents, serve as decorative whistles and charmers believed to ward off evil spirits.

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Roba de Llengües

Literally “cloth of tongues,” this traditional Mallorcan ikat fabric features bold, flame-like zigzag patterns. Woven using ancient techniques, these textiles appear in tableware, cushions, bags, and more.

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Hierbas de Mallorca

A savory, aromatic herb-infused digestif with a protected designation of origin. Available in sweet, mixed, or dry varieties, Hierbas de Mallorca is a distinctive taste of the island’s tradition.

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Senalla

Handwoven from palm or raffia, straw baskets are both functional and chic. Traditional crafting techniques ensure authenticity, so look for Mimbreria Vidal as the most famous local shop.

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Mallorcan Flor de Sal

Rich, local gourmet sea salts, sometimes flavored with citrus or hibiscus, make excellent gifts, especially for food lovers.

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Blown Glass

Mallorca is known for its exquisite blown-glass artistry, celebrated for vivid colors and fluid shapes. Artisans from workshops like Gordiola and Lafiore create stunning vases, ornaments, and drinkware true art pieces to bring home