Paititi inti,

1823 Murray Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15217

"We love this shop and always check in to see what is new. Almost everything is imported from Peru. The lady who owns it is also from Peru and she is SO nice and fun to chat with. It is the perfect spot to get clothes, jewelry, and gifts. The quality of the items are good and the prices are also really reasonable."

"Best Store in Pittsburgh for purchasing colorful winter stuffs. The owner lady is so kind. She gave me discount and also advised on how to take care of goods. Highly recommend- will buy from this shop on a regular basis"

"The best place to buy fun, ethnic jewelry. The lady who owns this store is from Peru. Almost everything in the store she imports from her native country. She is the loveliest person to chat with. Also, she offers discounts all the time. Her story's items are made from natural things found in various parts of Peru. Beautiful stones such as citrine, labradorite, amethyst and carnelian are found there. From natural plants come seeds of all types, nuts and leathery died orange peels rolled and formed into all sorts of necklaces and earrings. Love earrings? She's got tons, silver too. I've been shopping here for years. Mirrors, alpaca serapes and sweaters, dresses, alpaca hats and gloves, wonderfully bright purses and arts and crafts of Peru. Come in and shop. Your purchases help keep her family going and enable everyone in Squirrel Hill and beyond a chance to wear fantastic items imported straight from Peru for our enjoyment. Support small, adorable businesses!!!"

"Phenomenal little shop of Peruvian goods, clothing, jewelry, incense, and much much more. A hidden gem, definitely worth stopping at while in Pittsburgh. Owned by the sweetest people, from Cuzco as well! Highly recommend"

"When we lived in Pittsburgh, this was our favorite store. As others have mentioned, the owner is so kind, and there is lots of variety (in clothing, accessories, art, etc.). Very reasonable prices. Great store for shopping for self or gifts. My girlfriend is Peruvian, and she and the owner really connected— visiting was always a fun and special occasion. We bought a wool sweater (very cozy, not itchy), dress, three scarves, a wooden-beaded bracelet, wool socks, a small llama figurine, a small/medium purse, and a painting of Mary. Everything has held up very well. Please visit Patiti Inti! Note: Our last experience at Patiti Inti was in July 2019."