Rewill Handicraft Store

Rewill Handicraft Store

Tallinn

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Rewill Handicraft Store

This shop is an excellent place to find genuine Estonian handicrafts. Rewill offers a variety of knit items like sweaters, blankets, hats, scarves, socks and mittens, as well as souvenirs made from wood, fur and stone. Visitors who knit as a hobby will also find yarn and other supplies here.

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addressVene 7, Tallinn
emailrewill@rewill.ee
openingHoursFri & Sat 10am–6pm, Sun 10am–4pm
phone+372 5665 9129
websiteVisit website
facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/kauplusrewill/

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