Copy Ribera ⋆ Lakeside Guide to Ajijic, Mexico

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Copy Ribera has been selling art and office supplies and making copies since 1995.

Artists will find paints, canvases, paint brushes and other supplies here for acrylic, oil and watercolor.

It’s also an office supply/stationery store where you can get paper, glue, binders and other items. In Spanish, it’s called a papelería.

Copy Ribera does both color and black and white copies.

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Last updated June 12, 2019

Dane Strom • The Lakeside Guide

I moved to Ajijic in 2010 when I decided to quit my job of seven years as an editorial assistant at The Denver Post in Colorado. I'm the photographer, web designer, programmer, marketer, writer... the everything behind this website, The Lakeside Guide. All of the businesses on this website appear here for free at no cost to them. If you find this site useful, please consider giving a small donation to become a site patron. Learn more about The Lakeside Guide or check out my other website about photography of Mexico.

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Address

Carretera Oriente #26D

• Ajijic

HoursOpen Now

Mon	10:15am -	5:00pm
Tue	10:15am -	5:00pm
Wed	10:15am -	5:00pm
Thu	10:15am -	5:00pm
Fri	10:15am -	4:00pm
Sat	--	--
Sun	--	--

Phone

376-766-1727

Email

copyribera@hotmail.com

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Inside Copy Ribera at Carretera Oriente #26D in Ajijic, Mexico.

Copy Ribera sells art supplies and the type of items you'd expect to find in a stationery store.

They also make color and black and white copies.

Art supplies, pens and pencils, paper supplies.

Pentel poster color paints and Politech acrylic paints.

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Acrylic paints, gold leaf adhesive, silver powder for artists, wooden mannequins.

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Solvents, double-distilled turpentine, linseed oil.

Pencils, pens, mechanical pencils, sticky notes, white out, glue, glue sticks, crazy glue, scissors, Sharpies and permanent markers.

Three-ring binders, pencil sharpeners, glitter, pencils, pens.

Colored 8.5x11' papers. — Colored 8.5x11" papers.

Clipboards, tape dispensers, in/out boxes, spindles of blank DVD-Rs, ribbons, folders, dice, binder clips, staples, USB thumb drives.

Ribbons, binder clips, magnifying glasses, hole punches, staplers, staples, calculators, ink for fountain pens, cases for DVDs and CDs, rubber stamps, invoice and receipt pads. — Ribbons, binder clips, magnifying glasses, hole punches, staplers and staples, calculators, ink for fountain pens, cases for DVDs and CDs, rubber stamps, invoice and receipt pads.

Greeting cards with scenes painted by local painters.

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Outside Copy Ribera at Carretera Oriente #26D in Ajijic, Mexico.