A converted Windhoek brewery housing dozens of Namibian craft cooperatives, from basketry to Himba jewellery and karakul weavings.

Housed in a converted 1920s brewery building in central Windhoek, the Namibian Craft Centre gathers dozens of small producers and cooperatives under one roof, offering a single, reliable stop for Namibian basketry, Himba jewellery, karakul wool weavings, leatherwork and hand-carved wood from across the country. Unlike roadside curio stalls, many stallholders here are affiliated with rural cooperatives that return proceeds directly to community artisans, making it a popular, ethically minded stop for visitors looking to buy authentic Namibian crafts before leaving Windhoek. An on-site café adds a convenient pause between the capital's museums and markets.
✦Basket weaving stalls
✦Himba jewellery
✦Karakul wool products
✦Wood carving stalls
✦On-site café
✦Community cooperative shopping