CRAFT ARTISTS
CRAFT ARTISTS
Exceptional examples of traditional crafts are created on-site at the Living Traditions Festival by masters of their respective art forms. These craft artists have acquired the skills and techniques that are passed down through generations or learned through apprenticeships. Artists often share the history of the art form, as well as how they became interested in it. The traditional materials and techniques are part of the story as well. Many of the Living Traditions craft demonstrators have been recognized with awards for excellence.
- ARMENIAN HAND-KNOTTED CARPETS
- BELARUSIAN WOODCARVING
- BOBBIN LACE
- BURUNDIAN BASKETS
- ECUADORIAN WOOD & NUT CARVING
- EUROPEAN-STYLE DECORATED EGGS
- HAWAIIAN LEIS & CRAFTS
- HMONG EMBROIDERY
- INDIAN HENNA
- IRANIAN JEWELRY
- JAPANESE BONSAI
- JAPANESE ORIGAMI
- LATIN AMERICAN FOLK JEWELRY
- MAORI INSPIRED POTTERY
- MATA ORTIZ POTTERY
- MEXICAN DAY OF THE DEAD ART
- MEXICAN PAPER FLOWERS
- MEXICAN REPUJADO
- NATIVE AMERICAN BEADWORK & REGALIA
- NATIVE AMERICAN FLUTES
- NORTHERN UTE ARTS
- PERUVIAN RETABLOS
- PERUVIAN WEAVING
- PUEBLO POTTERY & HOPI ARTS
- PUERTO RICAN VEJIGANTE MASKS
- SOUTH SUDANESE CRAFTS
- TIBETAN KNOTTED RUGS
- TURKISH CRAFTS
- TURKMEN CRAFTS & JEWELRY
- WEAVING FROM MYANMAR
- WOODCARVING
- WOODCARVING