Khurjini – Georgian Products & Souvenirs in Tbilisi

Authentic Georgian Products in the Heart of Old Tbilisi

Khurjini is a small and atmospheric shop in Old Tbilisi specializing in high-quality Georgian products, traditional food, drinks and locally made gifts. It is a great stop for travelers looking for authentic Georgian souvenirs that are actually useful, edible or made in Georgia rather than generic tourist merchandise.

The shop brings together products from different parts of the country, from churchkhela, dried fruits and honey to Georgian spices, sauces, wine and chacha. You can also find locally made soaps, small gifts and other Georgian products that make easy souvenirs to take home.

What Can You Buy at Khurjini?

Khurjini has an unusually wide selection for such a compact shop. The exact assortment can change, but you can usually find many traditional Georgian products in one place.

• Churchkhela and Georgian sweets – including churchkhela, janjukha, tklapi, dried fruits and other traditional treats.
• Spices and seasonings – including Georgian spice blends, different types of adjika and Svan salt.
• Honey and preserves – several varieties of Georgian honey, jams and fruit preserves.
• Georgian sauces – including different types of tkemali, adjika and other regional sauces.
• Tea and herbal products – black, green, fruit and herbal teas from Georgia.
• Wine and chacha – Georgian wine and different varieties of traditional Georgian grape spirit.
• Nuts and dried fruits – easy to pack and especially convenient as edible souvenirs.
• Locally made gifts – including fragrant Georgian-made soaps and small souvenir items.

If you want to explore Georgian food beyond shopping, Khurjini is also one of the stops on the Georgian Food Tasting Tour in Tbilisi by Tbilisi Free Walking Tours. During the visit, guests discover Georgian spices, traditional sweets and some of the ingredients that give Georgian cuisine its distinctive flavors.

A Georgian Shop That Feels Like Christmas All Year

Part of the charm of Khurjini is the atmosphere. Shelves are packed with colorful jars, bottles, sweets, spices and small decorations, giving the shop a warm, festive feeling almost regardless of the season. It can feel a little like Christmas or New Year all year round.

Unlike many souvenir shops in the busiest tourist streets, the focus here is not simply on magnets and mass-produced gifts. Khurjini is primarily about Georgian flavors, regional products and items that visitors can actually taste, use or bring home as a reminder of Georgia.

Travelers interested in Georgian ingredients and traditional food can also visit Dezerter Bazaar in Tbilisi, the city’s largest agricultural market and another excellent place to see spices, churchkhela, dried fruits, cheese and local produce.

Look for the Historical Graphics Inside

There is another interesting detail that is easy to miss while shopping. Inside the store, visitors can see a wall featuring historical and political graphics connected with Georgia’s difficult relationship and conflicts with Russia.

It is not a formal museum exhibition, but it adds an unexpected historical dimension to the shop and is worth taking a closer look at while you are there.

Why Is the Shop Called Khurjini?

The name itself has a Georgian connection. A khurjini is a traditional two-part bag that could be carried over the shoulder or placed across a horse saddle and was commonly used for transporting food and other goods.

For a shop filled with products gathered from different regions of Georgia, the name feels particularly appropriate.

Is Khurjini a Good Place to Buy Georgian Souvenirs?

Yes. Khurjini is especially useful for visitors who want Georgian souvenirs beyond the usual magnets and postcards. Churchkhela, spices, Svan salt, honey, tea, wine, chacha, sauces and locally made products are all practical gifts that represent Georgian food and culture.

It is also conveniently located in the historic center, so you do not need to travel to a market outside central Tbilisi to find a large selection of Georgian products. If this is your first visit to the city, our Tbilisi Travel Guide also covers Georgian food, transport and other practical information for exploring the capital.

Location

Khurjini is located at 15 Anton Katalikosi Street in Old Tbilisi, just a short walk from Freedom Square and Kote Abkhazi Street. Some maps and directories may also show the address as 27/15 Kote Abkhazi Street. You can see Khurjini on Google Maps before your visit.

Good to know: If you are looking for food souvenirs to take home, products such as spices, tea, churchkhela, dried fruits and packaged sweets are usually among the easiest options to carry while traveling. Always check the customs rules of your destination country before traveling with food or alcohol.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Khurjini in Tbilisi?

Khurjini is a Georgian products and souvenir shop in Old Tbilisi selling traditional food, spices, sweets, honey, sauces, wine, chacha and locally made gifts.

Can I buy churchkhela at Khurjini?

Yes. Churchkhela is one of the traditional Georgian sweets sold at Khurjini, together with dried fruits, tklapi and other Georgian treats.

Does Khurjini sell Georgian wine and chacha?

Yes. The shop sells Georgian wine as well as chacha and other traditional Georgian spirits.

Is Khurjini a good souvenir shop for tourists?

Yes. It is particularly suitable for travelers looking for authentic Georgian food souvenirs, locally made products and gifts rather than only standard tourist souvenirs.

Where is Khurjini located?

Khurjini is located at 15 Anton Katalikosi Street in Old Tbilisi, within walking distance of Freedom Square.

Last updated: September 2026.