San Angel Folk Art
San Angel Folk Art has been exhibiting and selling outsider and folk art since 1989. Aside from the higher- priced work that rotates along with the store’s exhibition schedule, owner Hank Lee stocks only-in-Texas gift items like sets of glasses made from recycled Topo Chico bottles and impeccably revamped versions of Western shirts and guayaberas made especially for the store. Dia de Los Muertos-themed items can be found year-round, and Lee is almost always around to explain exactly what it is you’re looking at and where on earth it came from. Even if you left your wallet at home, it’s worth stopping by to peek at the new arrivals and say hi to the pair of lovebirds that live in the store.
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10234 State Highway 151
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