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The smell of ink permeates everything. Ildefonso's workshop is full of parchment and vellum. He copies ancient manuscripts and meticulously crafts the miniatures of their borders. He uses the best goose feathers, although it is said that his secret lies in using the feathers of the grey herons of the Tagus. Works made with patience and care for the monks of La Sisla and passing visitors.

Specialities:
- Illuminated prints
- Calligraphy pens
- Leather books

Releasing the honeycomb and extracting the wax with great care. Andrés supplies candles to watchmen and sheriffs, but he also offers the best honey in the region, pure or made with the scent of rosemary or thyme, aromatic candles or honey liqueur.

Specialities:
- Queen's honey
- Scented candles
- Honey liqueur

They say that this is where the Tizona swod was forged. Passed down from master to apprentice from the rock of old Toledo, the secret of alchemy is guarded in this forge. Antonio, the master swordsmith of Vivar, dresses the hands of the greatest heroes and makes the greatest deeds possible. Coats of arms and armours are displayed on its walls next to the swords of the Cid and the Great Captain.

Specialities:
- The Cid's Tizona sword
- The Great Captain's sword
- Steel knife blades

The centuries-old recipe from the old convents of Toledo. From father to son, the Tomé family mix almonds, honey and sugar to make the most traditional mazapán. Tomé is a sculptor as well as a baker, as can be seen in his marzapán carvings.

Specialities:
- Tuiles
- Marzipans
- Heroes Figures

Saddlebags and ropes for the campaign of Navas de Tolosa, this is how the Guzmán family's vocation for threshing esparto grass came about. His fame grew and so did his orders: now all the noble ladies of Toledo fight over his esparto sandals, straw hats and country saddlebags.

Specialities:
- Esparto sandals
- Hats
- Saddlebags