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Crumpled boots and a raincoat slung over a chair are actually sculptures – there are even life-size wooden cars, complete with engines.
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Open-sided vans sell fresh produce, alongside designer-quality clothes, shoes and bags at approachable prices. Even if you don’t buy anything, the lagoon setting looking over to the Venice skyline makes a trip worthwhile.
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Here delicate lace handkerchiefs are sewn on a traditional cylindrical cushion.
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A visit to this workshop with beautiful wooden models of traditional Venetian boats is a real treat. Many craft come in DIY kit form.
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A must for all serious shoppers – zany handmade shoes and hats in a fabulous range of incredible designs.
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Impress your guests back home with a genuine Murano chandelier or perhaps a millefiori paperweight.
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For something authentically Italian but intrinsically Venetian, try extra virgin olive oil flavoured with chilli peppers, bottled red chicory paste or pasta in the shape of gondolas and masks.
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A mix of Indian silk jackets, platters from Morocco and ceramic bowls by a Veneto artisan.
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A gourmet’s paradise with mouth-watering take-away dishes, pickles and preserves. Buy a catered picnic with wine or simply a crusty roll filled with Asiago cheese or sopressa sausage.
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Miniatures of Venice’s palaces and bridges modelled by the craftsman who has produced a 6 x 4m (20 x 13 ft) model of the entire city.
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