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Fivestones is a very impressive line of souvenirs, all made with natural materials like wood, stones, twigs, twine, nails, paper and cork.
This is a line coordinated and articulated, high aesthetic quality, easily recognizable.
Fivestones is the creativity of Italian industrial production as opposed to the Asian market.
In many Cinque Terre shops, infact, there are just souvenir that come from China, thailand and Corea.
My souvenir are made in Italy, from italian handmade. Original and exclusive.
In this link the rest of the production. Click here: http://alter-eno.yolasite.com/altri-lavori.php
You may buy Fivestones items from internet or calling me, and I come to you.
When you are in Cinque Terre call me at number: 348 0459085 or, in the noon, at 0187 861042.
I will come in your hotel for make see you my items and, just if you want, you may buy some of these.
Here some about me: http://www.cinqueterre.com/blog/gadgets-souvenir-cinque-terre
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Pierpaolo Paradisi
What to buy: Original and Autentic Souvenir hand made in Italy
Written Mar 16, 2010
Phone: 3480459085
Website: http://fivestones.yolasite.com
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Corniglia is so tiny, just enjoy exploring all the shops and gelaterie on your own. Yes, Corniglia is a bit touristy, but less so than Riomaggiore, Vernazza and Monterosso. As you can see, the streets and displays are still charming.
We did buy some t-shirts in a shop I liked called MG at 45 Via Fieschi. It specializes in local artisan (artigianale) crafts.
(But I resisted a fabulous swim suit that required an even more fabulous body to go with it!)
What to buy: Ice cream, limoncello, wine, olive oil, t-shirts - typical Cinque Terre tourist items.
What to pay: 10-15 euros per t-shirt.
Updated Jul 11, 2005
Phone: The shop "MG" 39-018-781-8130
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As we walked into Corniglia we came across the fabulous shop which sold local crafts and gifts.
With impatient husbands standing outside, my sister and I had a quick browse and were really impressed with the quality of the items on display.
What to buy: They sold these great Cinque Terre t-shirts with several really cute designs. My sister bought one and has been wearing it ever since.......p-hew!!!
Written Nov 14, 2004
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