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Edible souvenirs

Majorero cheese (DOC certified, vacuum-pack for travel, lasts 30+ days unopened). Mojo verde or rojo sauce (€3-5 jars, EU-approved). Bocadillos pequeños (mini sandwich packs). Aloe vera honey. Fuerteventura sea salt.

Wearables

Hand-embroidered shawls (traditional Canarian pattern, €40-80). Aloe vera silk scarves. Hand-painted ceramic earrings (Lobos motifs). Local artist t-shirts (not factory).

Decor & art

Lava stone candle holders (€8-20). Hand-painted Lobos miniature (€15-25). Sand bottles with Lobos image (€10). Volcanic rock sculptures (€20-50). Stained glass with Fuerteventura colors.

Where to buy non-touristy

Market La Oliva (Sundays). Lajares artisan studios. Plaza Patricio Calero markets. Avoid the seafront kiosks selling mass-produced 'I love Fuerte' merch — those are usually Chinese-imported.