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The Chorotega Arts & Crafts museum is located near the Monte Verde District. The history of the Chorotega Tribe is shared with visitors from around the world on a daily basis. The Chorotega Tribe has used ancient environmentally friendly techniques to create outstanding master pieces for over 4,000 years. These unique and beautiful creations are made on location right at this museum for everyone to see and learn about the Chorotegas. Visitors may join a hands on activity in the heart of the San Rafael community, Guanacaste. Learn, watch and create your own master piece using Chorotega style techniques with Marcelo Oliveira, the expert behind this small museum. Time travel is possible when you visit the Chorotega Arts & Craft exhibit and experience art inspired by nature in a very "old" fashion way.
This place is amazing. Beautiful pottery and with nice prices. He also showed us the process for making pottery. Each piece takes many days to complete. Absolutely must stop here. Don't need 1-2 hours. We were there for 20 minutes.
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This museum displays works by local artists.
Although this is only small, the building itself is beautiful ( formerly the San José airport) and contains some excellent examples of Costa Rican art including several impressive sculptures in the outside exhibition area.
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The Jade Museum and of pre-Columbian Culture is positioned a an innovative state-of-the art cultural proposal in the protection and conservation of acheological heritage in Central America
Ride the elevator to the top floor and slowly walk around seeing how piecdes are being restored and later placed in very artistic exhibition sectors. Walk down the staires or take the elvator one floor at a time. Each floor hs a different theme. The museum is located in the Eastern side of San José's Central Avenue.
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Contemporary Art and Design Museum at the National Cultural Centre -CENAC- the old Liquor Factory.
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ArtWood Museum Is a collection of artworks and samples from naturally fallen Costa Rican trees. It is also a place to learn about the different species of trees and the importance of keeping the local forests safe from fires. A fun and educative experience full of amazing picture-worthy pieces.
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