Nestled in the Nariño highlands, Sandoná is known for its weavers and destination close to the not-so-dormant Galeras volcano.
The town of Chamba, Tolima, is home to Colombia’s emblematic black earthenware, handmade and polished by artisans.
A 90-year old artisan from Guane, Santander, is the last member of an indigenous community to elaborate pre-Columbian pottery.
On display at Colombia’s Museo Nacional, the Pura Fibra exhibition tells the story of the country’s cultures through woven traditions.
Artesanías de Colombia is hosting an annual craft sale with items from 2015 sold at price until they run out.
Just in time for holiday gift shopping, Colombia’s largest traditional craft fair Expoartesani?as runs this month in Bogotá.
The exhibition ‘Grandes Maestros del Arte Popular’ exhibited at Bogotá’s Modern Art Museum looks at the art of craftmanship across the region.
Knock offs threaten sales of the sombrero vueltiao, an icon of Colombian culture and livelihood of the Zenú community.
India’s manufacturing and handicrafts industry drives an economic boom. Colombia could do well to learn from their model.
Must-have accessories for Colombians and visitors alike, mochilas from the Northern coast are cultural and fashion icons.
Celebrating half a century in Colombia, Dione and Paul Gervis made a commitment to a lifestyle and friends in the tropics.