Vibrant and colorful ceramics, often painted with traditional motifs like flowers, landscapes, and the Puerto Rican flag, are popular in Old San Juan. Many pieces are hand-crafted and can range from small figurines to decorative plates.

These colorful, often elaborately designed masks are traditionally worn during festivals like the Carnaval de Ponce. Made from papier-mâché, coconut shells, and vibrant paints, they reflect Puerto Rican folklore.

Local artists often paint landscapes that depict the natural beauty of Puerto Rico—beaches, mountains, and the lush countryside. These paintings, often vibrant and full of life, capture the island's charm and are available in galleries and shops throughout Old San Juan.

These ceramic plaques showcase the distinctive architecture of Old San Juan, highlighting details like ornamental flowers, shutters, doors and arches. They capture the essence of the historic buildings and make for a unique souvenir.

Traditional wooden or ceramic figurines representing the Three Kings (Reyes Magos), a significant symbol of Puerto Rican Christmas celebrations. These figures are often hand-painted, highly detailed and enjoyed year-round.

These hand-carved wooden statues of Catholic saints are a prominent feature in Puerto Rican religious culture. They are often painted in vibrant colors and can be found in various sizes, from small figurines to large, intricate sculptures.