Museum of Popular Arts and Customs of Seville

This guide to the Museum of Popular Arts and Customs of Seville walks through workshops lifted whole from Andalusian streets and rebuilt inside a hall built for a 1929 exhibition, tool for tool. You'll meet the artisans behind them: a cooper named Claudio Bernal who bent wood into wine barrels by hand, a guitar maker named Francisco Barba, a goldsmith named Fernando Marmolejo, and a castanet maker whose shells sit mid-carve. It lingers on what a space designed for paintings is doing holding sawdust and workbenches instead.