Etiqueta: artisans

Tagua Workshop in Calderon

Publicado por Angie Drake | Dic 5, 2015 | Ecuador, Interviews, Quito, The North | 0 |

Cusco’s Treasure Trove of Ancient Art and Modern Craft

por Angie Drake | Mar 19, 2020 | Art and Crafts, Museums, Peru | 0 |

The Pre-Colombian Art Museum in Cusco is a small but visit-worthy addition to any tourist...

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Fiber Artists in Cuenca, Ecuador

por Angie Drake | Dic 21, 2018 | Art and Crafts, Central Ecuador, Cuenca, The Andes | 0 |

We just love walking the streets of Cuenca. Mainly because we are always finding something new...

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Tagua Workshop in Calderon

por Angie Drake | Dic 5, 2015 | Ecuador, Interviews, Quito, The North | 0 |

Tagua is vegetable ivory – a nut commonly used in the making jewelry and buttons. In fact,...

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Traditional Masks from Pujilí

por Angie Drake | Oct 27, 2015 | Ecuador, Interviews, The Andes, The North | 0 |

On an inconspicuous street corner in the Gonzalez-Suarez sector of Quito, you can sometimes find...

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Traditional Mazapán Artists of Calderón

por Angie Drake | Oct 21, 2015 | Ecuador, Quito, The Andes, The North | 0 |

It is always in October, when the colada morada and the guaguas de pan make an appearance...

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Gran Maestros del Arte Popular Iberoamérica

por Angie Drake | Mar 28, 2015 | Ecuador | 0 |

You have just over a month to see one of the most stunning collections of artwork ever displayed...

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Tagua Artists of Dos Mangas

por Angie Drake | Mar 26, 2015 | Central Ecuador, Ecuador, Interviews, The Coast | 0 |

Dos Mangas has a secret waiting to be told to a wider audience. Currently it is known only by...

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