Nestled along the Ucayali River in Peru’s Amazon, the Chonon Biri Artisans Association brings the centuries-old traditions of the Shipibo-Konibo people to the International Folk Art Market.

Msoziswa Sophie Mahlangu from Gamorwe, Mpumalanga brings innovative designs, rooted in Ndebele traditions, celebrate cultural heritage while empowering women in her community through art, education, and economic opportunity.

Aziz Radjabov brings one of Uzbekistan’s most treasured traditions: the art of sumak weaving

Explore T’ampa Uma’s handcrafted jewelry by Edgar Romaní Pauccar and Yovanna Champi Huamani, preserving Inca and Pre-Inca heritage through techniques like repoussé and stone inlay.

Karolina Merska: Reviving the Tradition of Polish Pajaki Chandeliers

Phulkari Embroidery by Laiba Sajid: Celebrating Pakistani Tradition at IFAM

Deki Natural Dyes breathes new life into Bhutanese folk traditions through vibrant, naturally dyed textiles. Meet the artisans behind these intricate weavings, rooted in ancestral knowledge and Buddhist symbolism, at the 2025 International Folk Art Market.

Juan Rubén Tamayo Sánchez from Mexico

Ocean Sole transforms discarded flip-flops into colorful works of art that inspire change.

Ashita Singhal | Paiwand Studio Pvt Ltd

Josef Koo / Original Indigo Blaudruck from Austria

Authentic Thangka Paintings From Northern Nepal

Cut-Paper Retablos Detail The Significance Of Faith