At his tiny shop, Uruguayan potter Carlos Icardi Martínez creates everything from lovely glazed bowls to wood-fired black raku vases glazed with copper.

Dario Bome makes leather handbags and belts decorated with antique silver buckles in this workshop; next door, his wife, Valeria, sells silky Indian print dresses of her own design and rare antique Indian jewelry.

Find beautiful handmade jewelry in precious metals here that are inspired by the island’s colors and organic forms. Don’t miss the unique sculpted 18K gold rings with bold, vibrant and interesting gemstones.

Situated on the road to Santa Gertrudis, Galeria Elefante is a lifestyle store that stocks it all. The store's jetset owner picks up her treasures from around the globe, and shoppers could come here to revamp their wardrobe Ibiza style as well as redecorate their entire house.

This little shop is where Elle Macpherson and Jade Jagger stock up on vintage finds and Indian-style frocks.

Wandering past the boutiques in Ibiza town, with store after store offering some version of the hippie, sexy Ibiza style, can be a bit overwhelming. Skip the deliberation and head to Ibiza Code. It’s a perfect blend of what’s great about the local look without the extremes. You’ll find neither grungy yoga pants nor sequined halter tops. Instead, the shop is full of luscious leather handbags and boots in natural tones, unique and festive jewelry, and plenty of feminine fashions that you would happily wear back home – provided of course the weather is warm enough.

Don’t miss a trip to this famous outdoor market (get there early, before the tourist buses do), a trove of local and exotic bohemian essentials, from gauzy white cotton tunics, tie-dyed T-shirts and flowing batik silk harem pants to incense and handcrafted jewelry, belts and gladiator sandals. The tradition of artisans gathering to sell their wares on weekend mornings began when the first hippies arrived on the island in the 1950s.

Mayurka is the boutique in Ibiza for international brands. Isabel, the owner, has a great eye and stocks Marc Jacobs, Balenciaga, Stella McCartney, Tory Burch and Etro. The main branch is in the Vara del Rey in Ibiza town, this is where you will find the biggest selection.

This tiny shop is located in the charming town of San Miguel in the northwest of the island next to the beautiful church. Natasha designs and sells her exquisite pieces here. Her mother founded London’s Browns Boutiques, and you will see her fashion heritage is quite clearly apparent in her beautiful designs.

This designer creates on-of-a-kind limited edition gold jewelry in the styles of the ancient Phoenicians.

Near the top square of Ibiza town is the classic must-stop for custom-made sandals and one-of-a-kind accessories by local artisans.

No store on the island offers as much of a window into the cool Ibiza mindset as Sluiz. It’s quirky, colorful, hippie and hip, like Ibiza locals themselves. You’ll know you’ve reached the shop when you see the herd of grazing plastic cows along the highway out front. Inside the massive, multi-room space you can find distressed wood tables and benches to furnish your relaxed island abode, summery tableware in blazing hues and irresistible linens. Perhaps when you arrive the larger-than-life neon pink praying Buddha statue, with its 6000€ price tag, will still be available for your own weekend cottage. The clothing and shoe section, with its stylish Ibiza attire, is slightly more subdued. You can also admire an astounding collection of coffee table books (one featuring most of the world’s private islands caught my eye) or pick up a few funky knickknacks for your friends back home.

For a great selection of bathing suits, cover-ups and beach bags that have real island flair, stop into this boutique in Ibiza Town.

The owner of this boutique sells top-quality handmade leather bags, belts and travel cases.

Vicenta Riera creates chic variations of the traditional Ibiza hand-woven straw beach baskets.

Victor is a specialist in elegant handmade men’s shirts, making more than one hundred styles each year. Expect a range of colorful prints and embroidered details, along with the always-popular simple linens.