The Siolim Collection Reviews

Amazing experience and beautiful one of a kind antiques. Learned more about the history and culture of India here than most historic sites. Must visit!

Good old place for handicrafts, if you're into good old kind of stuff then this is the place to visit. They've some old work which can be as old as 60-70 years and the price is according to the product! I won't say it's a cheap place but then you get what you pay. A mush visit place for handicrafts!

Favourite place in Calangute! Beautifully made clothes and accessories. Could wander around for hours finding new gems. Arriving with an empty suitcase is essential!! Owned by a super hospitable amazing couple!

A place rich with artifacts and the history of that place and the village.

Entry Free till Now But soon they will start taking entry fee as their collections are becoming large and worth praising.
Do visit this place , 30 minutes is ideal stay.

Much more than a shop filled with a fantastic collection of colourful traditional textiles, clothing and accessories.
The owners collect these pieces and reinvent some into original designs of clothing and handbags.
An absolute treat, and an oasis in the tourist mayhem of Goa, for anyone who appreciates the genuine, authentic traditional fabrics of India. All beautifully displayed in an old Goan villa.

The place full of exquisite collection of Indian textile and unique leather and brass statues... they have huge fabric collections gathered from all over India and some parts of Asia!
the most authentic handicraft shop that I visited during my trip to Goa.
A must visit for those who are keen on quality!
On top it, the owner is very well informed, welcoming and helpful...

The owner Mr. Babulal has a collection worth a visit if you're in Goa. Loved the vibes of the place. The things here are unique nd one of a kind. Huge collection for male nd female, so boys don't get disappointed!! Open all week and the timings are 10am to 10pm.

Very good stuff here if you looking for handmade. Better than going to Anjuna Flea Market!