Thursday, August 25, 2022

A liquidation sale at La Sirena on 3rd Street

Photos by Stacie Joy

A liquidation sale continues at La Sirena, the longtime Mexican artisan shop at 27 E. Third St. between Second Avenue and the Bowery.

In an email about the in-shop-only sale, owner Dina Leor said: "Long story short, we have enough for four stores, and we want to empty. We'd rather you enjoy it than have it saved."

Here's more:
Everything is handmade by artisans from many regions of Mexico. Our mission has always been to help and support artisans and craft traditions.

We have a lot of embroidered clothes, textiles, ceramics, hand-carved wooden masks, jewelry (handmade silver earrings and others too), Talavera ceramics, Gorky Gonzales ceramics, home decor, wall art, tin art, leather and fabric wallets and purses, Halloween art, sombreros, good luck charms, statues of saints, Mexican wrestling masks and souvenirs, baskets, market bags, hand woven blankets, paper flowers and much more. 
She said the liquidation runs through Aug. 31.

Asked on Instagram if she was closing the shop, she wrote: "First liquidating storage and then we'll see. I believe in miracles."
The shop is open from noon to 7 p.m. daily. Questions? You can call La Sirena at (212) 780-9113. Check out @LaSirena_nyc here

5 comments:

  1. Great shop with great treasures

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  2. Please don't go! We need unique shops like yours.

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  3. not your usual liquidation sale. you have to spend $100 before any discounts kick in.

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  4. Gracias Stacy Joy and EV Grieve for sharing and helping the EV survive and even thrive !

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  5. I hear you anonymous 3, this is a blow out liquidation w. large discounts. We are continuing to clear out with a labor day sale, Friday through Tuesday, the secret code is "SUNFLOWER" to get 20% off anything in shop. Hope this helps :-)

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