Art Studio Naranča
Founded in 1983, family-run Naranča (the word means "orange") is a design studio showcasing and selling work by local artists. Here you'll find everything from graphic art and paintings to books and small handicrafts.
Dalmatian women—and those from Split in particular—are renowned for their sense of style. Despite a poor local economy, you'll find a good number of exclusive boutiques selling original women's clothes, jewelry, and housewares, not to mention numerous shoe and dress shops with goods imported from Italy. Art galleries throughout the region will often feature some unique handmade products that are not able to be found elsewhere because of the difficulty local artists and crafters have in distributing their work. The city's most memorable shopping venue remains the pijaca, the colorful open-air market held each morning just outside the palace walls, where you can find everything from lavender and Bra? stone souvenirs to purses and dresses, fresh vegetables and Dalmatian delicacies. Dalmatia is known for producing some of the country’s best wine, olive oil, and pršut (prosciutto), all of which can be found in the market in Split.
Founded in 1983, family-run Naranča (the word means "orange") is a design studio showcasing and selling work by local artists. Here you'll find everything from graphic art and paintings to books and small handicrafts.
Danijel Jaman, a Croatian academic painter, showcases his vibrant work in this art-gallery-cum-shop in the Old Town. His fun, often pop culture–inspired prints are available for purchase as phone cases, posters, and other little souvenirs or as full-size original paintings.