Stops Along The Turquoise Trail

10 PM Steampunk

My shop is a conglomeration of many artists' visions of their own interpretation of steampunk. We have vintage style lamps made of all sorts of tools, gauges, and the like as well as scrap metal welding that is absolutely exquisite, pipe and wood furniture, and of course my one of a kind jewelry. We also carry a line of fun and colorful hippie clothes and accessories.

Tags: Madrid, Gift Shops, Shopping

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