The Peipusland Art and Handicraft Shop is a significant cultural and commercial establishment located in the Peipsiääre municipality of Tartu County, Estonia. It is situated in the village of Kolkja on the western shore of Lake Peipus, Europe's fifth-largest lake. The shop is dedicated to preserving and promoting the unique cultural heritage of the Old Believers community, a religious group with Russian roots that settled in the area centuries ago. It serves as a central point for showcasing and selling authentic handmade crafts and artworks created by local artisans. The product range typically includes traditional textiles, such as woven items and lace, woodwork, ceramics, and jewelry, all reflecting the distinct aesthetic and skills passed down through generations. The shop functions not only as a retail space but also as a vital institution for supporting the local economy and sustaining traditional crafts. By visiting, tourists gain direct access to genuine cultural artifacts and contribute to the preservation of this unique community's living traditions. The location in Kolkja places it within the broader cultural landscape of the Peipus Coast, known for its historic villages, distinctive architecture, and onion farming.