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Mostar's bazaar tradition is part of the city's character. A thoughtful purchase can support working craftspeople, but visitors should not assume every object on display was made locally.

Shop with curiosity

Copper work is highly visible around Kujundžiluk, while textiles, jewellery, wood, leather and contemporary design can also appear across the city. Ask about the maker and the process. A genuine answer is often more memorable than a rehearsed sales line.

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Ask who made it

Find out whether the seller is also the maker or represents a local workshop.

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Understand materials

Ask what an item is made from and how it should be cared for.

03

Carry it home

Check size, weight and any transport or customs considerations before buying.

How profiles will work

A future maker profile should show the correct workshop, products and contact details. Illustrative images will never be presented as photographs of a named shop. Paid placement will be clearly identified.

Five founding profile positions are planned for makers and independent shops. The number is a launch target, not a claim that five businesses have already joined.

Founding profiles

5 maker & independent shop positions

Makers, workshops and shops can show visitors what is genuinely made or sold, who is behind the work and where to find or contact them.

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These are available profile positions. A real business name will never be paired with an unverified or generic image.