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Evita
Avery - (Guanajuato) Mexican
antiques |
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Enrique
Badillo Aguilar - (Guanajuato) tinsmith
extraordinaire |
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Felipe
Benítez Miranda - (Guanajuato)
unusual Nahuatl alebrijes (carved wood animals) and
paintings |
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Centro
Indígena Huichol - (Jalisco)
incredible jewelry made from the tiniest seedbeads available, other
bead and string work pressed into beeswax |
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Yolanda
Cerda - (Michoacán) lacquerware
(laca) |
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Cocucho
- (Michoacán) this
distinctive and easily recognized pottery comes from a remote Purepecha
Indian village in the state of Michoacán. |
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Corporación
Equipales SC de RL - (Jalisco)
a cooperative of families in Zacoalco de Torres working together making
incredible equipales |
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Ruth
Cortés Rodriguez - (Guanajuato)
silvered Alpacca cutlery, boxes, jewelry, purses, etc. |
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José
Luis Cortéz Hernández
- (Jalisco) Extraordinary bruñido pottery |
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Degollado
Reproducciones Pre-Hispanicas - (Jalisco)
clay and bronze Pre-Columbian reproductions |
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Sandro
Estrada Guerrero - (Jalisco)
pre-Hispanic replicas |
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Margarita
Fick - (Querétaro) Papel
Picado (cut paper), beautiful images all accomplished through
the art of paper cutting. Almost a lost art! |
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José Flores - (Jalisco) original
clothing designs embroidered in silk |
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Miguel García - (Michoacán)
- weaver of fine rebozos |
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Prudencio
Guzmán - (Jalisco) incredible
original designs ceramic masks |
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Pedro
Hernández Cruz - (Guanajuato)
papier maché |
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Juan
Horta Family
(1940-2006)
- (Michoacán) One of Mexico's finest traditional
maskmakers passed away December 19, 2006. Feria Maestros del Arte
remembers Juan and his legacy. |
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Martin
Ibarra - (Jalisco) intricate
ceramic virgins and other ceramic pieces |
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Agustin
Jimón Barba - (Jalisco) the
bandera ceramic miniatures |
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Fernando
Jimón Melchor - (Jalisco)
bandera ceramic miniatures |
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Julio
Laya Chichicastla, Leobardo Espiritu Rocha
- (Puebla) unbelievable handmade
amate paper |
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Laureano
Martinez Guzman & Marina Castro Lopez -
(Michoacán) this
young couple have taken making the whimsical ceramic Catrinas
to a new height |
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Jesus
Mora -
(Chihuahua) the famous thin-walled pottery of Mata Ortiz, Chihuahua |
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Angelica
Morales - (Michoacán) whimsical
paintings on amate (handmade paper) and black and white pottery |
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Betsabé
Orozco & Delfina Segoviano de Orozco
- (Guanajuato) fantastic papier maché figures |
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Luis
Pacheco Vazquez - (Chihuahua) fantastic
silver jewelry |
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Jorge
Parada López - (Guanajuato)
Panama hats - fiber of exquisite texture |
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Pablo
Paredes Goche - (Jalisco) ceramic
nacimientos (nativity scenses) and figures |
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Camelia
Ramos Zamora - (México) weaver
of rebozos (shawls) extraordinaire |
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José
Pedro Rosas Juárez - (Puebla)
Talavera pottery from Puebla |
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Exciquio
Santiago Cruz - (Jalisco) Náhuatl
curandero (healer by natural means), sobador (masseur)
and indigenous artist |
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José
Luis Serrano Carrillo - (Mexico)
Arboles de la Vida (Trees of Life) |
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Sna
Jolobil Cooperativa - (Chiapas)
Mayan textiles |
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Oaxacan
Artists
Our busload of artists from Oaxaca this year will include the following
artists (watch this page for updates are there may be additions
or deletions): |
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Demetrio
Aguilar - clay and some paintings |
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Jacobo
Angeles Ojeda & María del Carmen Mendoza
-Alebrijes - carved wood figures |
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Javier
Gallado - miniatures in palma (palm) |
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Delfina
Garcia Hernandez
- very fine embroidery including earrings and other accent pieces |
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Irma
Claudia Garcia Blanco - unglazed ceramic figures,
unglazed and decorated in pastillaje |
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Armando
Jimenez - grandson of Manuel Jimenez,"the
father of alebrijes," Armando has a unique style to
his alebrijes (carved wood figures) |
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Veronica
Lorenzo Quiroz - huipiles (handwoven
blouse/dress) and textiles from the coastal region of Oaxaca including
those made with a purple dye gathered from sea snails. |
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Dra.
Magdalena Pedro Martínez -
Monas de barro negro - figures of women in regional
Oaxacan costumes made out of the famous black clay of Oaxaca |
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Floriberta Reyes Gomez
- the famous black pottery of Oaxaca - miniatures and other pots |
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Gabino
Reyes & Eloy Santiago - both from La Union,
Gabino is known for the alebrije virgins he carves on the
stomaches of donkeys and cows and Eloy for his carvings of traditional
Mexican country life. |
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Manuel
Ruiz Martínez - generations
of rug weaving have honed the skills of this artisan |
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Maria Guadalupe Santiago Sanchez
- very fine embroidary work, mainly blouses |
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Jesus
Sosa Calvo
- woodcarver from San Martin his speciality are cats lying on their
backs holding balls |
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Centro de Arte Textil Zapoteco Bii Daüü SC de RL - Mariano
Sosa - cooperative in Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca
that uses only natural dyes and methods in their weaving. |
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Enedina Vásquez - Ceramics
of natural earthtones |
