Discover Espíritu Co-Op: Handmade huaraches crafted in Sahuayo, Michoacán. Empowering artisans and providing opportunities for those in need through sustainable, ethical craftsmanship.

In the village communities of Northern Ghana, the craft of smock-making, or Batakari, is more than a livelihood—it’s a living heritage.

Basha Boutique transforms lives through the vibrant tradition of kantha, a 500-year-old form of Bangladeshi folk art. At the 2025 International Folk Art Market, meet the artisans whose stunning quilts tell stories of resilience, hope, and cultural preservation. Each piece reflects the strength of women overcoming extraordinary challenges and the timeless beauty of kantha quilting.

Kuxul Pok, which means “living garment,” is breaking boundaries and preserving one of Mexico’s most important traditions. Led by Alberto López Gómez, a proud Tzotzil artisan

Discover Juana's extraordinary ceramic jaguars and explore the rich artistic heritage of Amatenango del Valle at IFAM 2025. Each piece connects you to the culture and spirit of the Tseltal Maya people.

Meet Pabiben Rabari: Innovator of Hari Jari Craft from Gujarat

Babaran Segaragunung merges traditional Javanese batik with modern designs, crafting intricate textiles and jewelry that celebrate Indonesia’s cultural heritage. Rooted in harmony and nature, Agus Ismoyo's multi-layered creations uniquely connect tradition and innovation.

From Morocco’s Sirwa Mountains, Cooperative Timnay preserves the artistry of Berber (Imazighen) carpets—handwoven with natural dyes, sustainable practices, and traditions rooted in 5,000 years of history.

Zamira Komilova carries forward Uzbekistan’s ancient legacy of carpet weaving, a tradition rooted in patience, precision, and artistry. Each loom—wound with care—sets the stage for months of meticulous knotting, weaving, and trimming.

Sevinch Bazarova’s work honors Uzbek and Tajik traditions with every stitch. Using techniques like naqqosh (pattern-making) and kashida (embroidery), her garments transform hand-selected fabrics into wearable pieces of history. Sourced from the bazaars of Urgut and crafted with intention, her creations celebrate family, heritage, and life’s most meaningful moments.

Discover the story of Dudung Alie Syahbana, a master of Javanese batik from Pekalongan, Indonesia, blending traditional techniques with sustainable practices and contemporary designs.

Discover the vibrant art of Saragine Marie Georges Valris, a Haitian artist specializing in voodoo flags and jewelry. Rooted in family tradition, her creations reflect the rich cultural heritage of Haiti, blending intricate details with spiritual significance.

Dreams Company Ltd creates authentic Halishte textiles, handmade in Bulgaria from rare Karakachan sheep wool. Sustainable, natural, and versatile, Halishte rugs and blankets preserve a centuries-old tradition of luxury and craftsmanship.

Explore Heritage Baskets, handcrafted in Bolgatanga, Ghana, using sustainable materials and traditional weaving techniques. Each basket empowers local artisans and preserves cultural heritage.

Heartworks, a South African embroidery collective, creates bold designs inspired by African ecosystems, migration, and global stories. Shop unique, handcrafted textiles that empower women.

Handcrafted Arctic Silver Jewelry by Ami Avellán in Finland

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.