illustrArte Inspiration
Gifts for Spaniards living abroad: a little piece of Andalusia for Christmas
If you live outside Spain, or someone you love does, here are the flamenco gifts that travel well, how long they take to reach the rest of Europe and the last date to order so they arrive before Christmas.
Flamenco Christmas gifts by budget: ideas under €15, €25 and €45
A guide to flamenco gifts this Christmas, sorted by what you want to spend: little extras under €15 for Secret Santa, gifts from €15 to €25, and packs up to €45 that arrive in a gift box.
Flamenco colouring book: 24 hand-drawn dancers for a quiet moment
Our flamenco colouring book brings 24 original flamenco dancers, one per sheet with a blank back so markers don't bleed through. Here's what's inside, how to get the most from it and why it makes a good gift.
Agenda 2027 Flamenca: the ferias, festivals and Holy Week already marked in
Our Agenda 2027 Flamenca comes with twelve original illustrations and the Andalusian flamenco calendar already marked in: Carnaval de Cádiz, Festival de Jerez, Holy Week, the Feria de Abril and more. Here are the dates, and how to choose between its two formats.
Gift-boxed packs: the flamenco and ballet gift that arrives ready to give
illustrArte packs now arrive in their own illustrated gift box, flamenco or ballet. Here is what it looks like, which packs include it and how to add one to any order.
Gifts for your dance teacher: 9 ideas she'll actually use
The academy year is starting again and it's time to think about a gift for the teacher. Nine ideas with our own hand-drawn designs, made for someone who spends her day between the floor, the mirror and her kit bag.
What to buy in Ronda: 9 original, useful flamenco souvenirs
Ronda leans out over the Tajo gorge and lends its name to a flamenco style. Nine souvenirs with our own hand-drawn designs — things you'll actually use all year rather than leave in a drawer.
What to buy in Jerez de la Frontera: 9 original flamenco souvenirs you'll actually use
Jerez sounds of bulerías, from the Santiago quarter to the last tabanco in the old town. Nine souvenirs with original hand-drawn designs, so you take home something that won't end up in a drawer.
What to buy in Cádiz: 9 original and useful flamenco souvenirs
Cádiz boasts three thousand years of history, the best fried-fish shops in Andalusia and an easterly wind capable of ruining your hair for the whole trip. What it doesn't have are souvenirs worth buying. Nine ideas with one rule: they have to get used.
What to buy in Córdoba: 9 original flamenco souvenirs worth keeping
Córdoba has four UNESCO listings, the prettiest courtyards in Spain and 40 degrees in August. What it doesn't have is souvenirs worth the suitcase space. Nine ideas with one rule: they have to get used.
What to buy in Granada: 9 original flamenco souvenirs worth keeping
Granada has the Alhambra, the Albaicín and a free tapa with every drink. What it lacks is souvenirs worth the suitcase space. Nine ideas with one rule: they have to get used.
What to buy in Málaga: 9 original flamenco souvenirs worth keeping
Málaga has museums, a city beach and the biggest fair in Andalusia. What it lacks is souvenirs worth the suitcase space. Nine ideas with one rule: they have to get used.












