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International Folk Art Market Artists
Leyvi Garabato Donisabe | Asoc Mujeres del Litoral
Leyvi Garabato Donisabe | Asoc Mujeres del Litoral
One Thread Collective
Through One Thread Collective, Wayúu women are reclaiming agency over their art and their livelihoods. By bridging tradition and innovation, their timeless weaving not only preserves cultural heritage but inspires global appreciation for Indigenous artistry.
Chipuelo Oriente
Smoke-Kissed Elegance: Chipuelo's Centuries-Old Ceramic Tradition
Luis Alberto Cano
Pre-Columbian Motifs Rendered in Gold Jewelry
Arara and El Progreso Groups
Unique Dolls Celebrate Young Women Coming of Age
Gary Gonzalez - Centro Tematico Artesanal del Sombrero Wayuú
Cultural Preservation Meets Cultural Relevance
Maria Concepcion Ospina-Gomez / Kayuusipaa
The Spiral-Woven Bags of the Wayúu
Reinel Mendoza | Divine Child Coop
Cana Flecha and Zenú Weaving Traditions from Colombia
Wounaan Craft Group
Weaving Resilient Community Bonds to Survive Shared Hardships
Carolina Arias
Thoughtful Bags, In Every Sense of the Word
Gilberto Granja: Granja Workshop
Preserving The Endangered Art of Mopa Mopa
Alba Jeny Calambas Ussa: Kansuy Craftswomen
Handmade Bags Carry Cultural Traditions
Wounaan Craft Group
Weaving Resilient Community Bonds To Survive Shared Hardships
Manuel David Reyes Ramirez and Maricela Gomez Lopez
Palma Estera Continues To Communicate The Voice Of Chimichagua
Leonidas Gutiérrez | Artesanías Koreguaje Pairepa
Handwoven Traditions From The Amazon
Gary González | Taller Centro Artesanal Del Sombrero Wayúu
Cultural Preservation Meets Cultural Relevance
Marlen Pacheco | Watay
Handloomed Wire And Fiber
María Concepción Ospina Gómez | Kayuusipaa
The Spiral-Woven Bags Of The Wayúu
Luis Alberto Cano | L.A. CANO
Pre-Columbian Motifs Rendered In Gold Jewelry
Crucelina Chocho | Kuperre
Werregue Palm Baskets From The Wounaan People Of Colombiav- Crucelina Chocho - Kuperre