Korcula, like the other island territories, is not a good place for large-scale shopping. If you want to buy things from the world's leading manufacturers at low prices, it's best to take time and swim to the continent. Luckily, the ferry ride takes very little time, and on the mainland, the choice of branded things is larger, the prices are lower, and discounts during the sales period are more impressive. On Korcula, however, it is worth buying truly Croatian goods, fortunately, there are enough shops. Remember that it is common for the Croats to bargain not only at the markets but also in small shops and souvenir shops. The main thing is not to push hard – the local residents are sure that the buying process should bring pleasure to both the seller and the buyer. It is worth paying attention to the crafts made of coral, which are always good, and products from the Brač stone from the neighboring island of Brac. White limestone, according to the Croats, brings good luck and drives away the evil spirits. Take a closer look at the well-known Vucedol dove, a cult vessel used for traditional ceremonies a century ago. Another very colorful souvenir – "Morcic" jewelry. The pendants, trinkets, earrings in the form of an amusing Moor in a turban were made from wood and served as a guard for sailors and fishermen. Now the Morcic are made of ceramics and precious and semiprecious stones. Traditionally, many local women weave lace for sale, and it turns out they are
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