Regina Huitsilin Ramirez Castaneda from Morelos- papier mache figures

Maria Estela Flores Najera helping Guadalupe Hermosillo Escobar, left, from Chiapas with metal works

Roberto Abraham and José Manuel Ruiz Salazar from Nexahualcoyotl and their bone carving

Jewelry from natural fibers

Eusebia Texis and Maria del Pilar Garcia Hernandez of Tlaxcala with their natural fiber products

Shanani Gaspar Ortega from Michoacan and her lacquered wood

Lilian and Nohemi Aguilar Vigueras of Ciudad de Mexico with embroidery

Vianey Rebecca Flores Martinez of Estado de Mexico with leather work

Leather goods that take up to three months each to decorate with tiny thread

Alberto Orta of Baja doing popotillo - straw art

Jorge Cristales Vasquez of Oaxaca with alebrijes, painted work carvings

Oscar Morales of Baja, doing popotillo, Orta is his assistant

Some of the framed pieces of popotillo work

Alfonso Castillo Merino and assistant Lizeth Ana Canny Avila Morales of Puebla, with their painted wood, clay and trees of life.

uan Carlos Benitez Juarez, silversmith of Guerrero

Angelica Morales Gamez of Michoacan-pottery

Jacobo Mendoza of Oaxaca with wool weavings and rugs

Job Hermelando Rodriguez Valencia of Puebla with copper and silver work

Augustin Cruz Tinoco of Oaxaca with painted wood figures and alebrijes

Patricio Santiago Paz of Oaxaca with his stone carvings

Alvaro Lopez Jimenez of Tlaxcala with textiles and bedding

Fernando Jimon Melchor and Maria Elena Lopez Suarez of Jalisco with decorative clay work

Isabel Mendoza showing work by Lourdes Gonzales Jimenez, who wanted to come, but could not

Work by Jimenez

Leather bags by Angel Vasquez Cruz, who was unable to come

Brigitte Marie Ordoquy of Chiapas showing textile work for Pascuala and Angel Vasquez of Chiapas and leather work from Angel Vasquez Cruz

Oliverio Gomez Perez of Chiapas showing textile embroidery work in progress.

Alejandro Guadalupe Zoreque of Michoacan showing carved wood furniture

Jose Adolfo Escudero Gracia and Silvia Natividad Garcia Romano of Guerrero with their lacquered boxes

Moises Martinez Velazco of Oaxaca with handmade silk items

delina Pedro Martinez of Oaxaca with black clay items

David Avila of Estado de Mexico with his woven baskets.

Omar de la Loma Hernandez of Puebla with amate papel, embroidery and dolls

Erandine Laure do Sant Phalle Navarro of Michoacan with painted gourds and plates

Ricardo Navarro Rodriguez of Jalisco with his utilitarian and decorative ceramic work and work of Joel Godinez Cortes

Noe Pinzon Palafox of Oaxaca with his and Francisca Palafox Herran natural dyed textiles

ergio Perez Arana of Jalisco with his jewelry

Briana Munoz, Aztec dancer

Sonia and Carlos Gutierrez of Ciudad de Mexico with copper jewelry

Susana Lopez of Chihuahua with her husband Jose Manuel Martinez Lopez's Mata Ortiz pottery

Sophia Viviana Romo Gonzales of Veracruz with her jewelry and pottery

Macrina Mateo Martinez of Oaxaca with the Los Mujeres del Barro Rojo with their red clay pottery

A display of carved jicaras by Oligario Pascual Mendoza Hernandez of Oaxaca

Clara Garcia Antonio of Oaxaca with many different decorated shoes

Tania Dominguez Gallegos and Esteban Silva Galvan of Michoacan with handmade paper products

Estefania Reyes of Chihuahua, wife of artist Ivan Martinez Lopez, with his Mata Ortiz pottery

Eleazar Morales Martinez and Leo Ojinaga of Oaxaca with alebrijes

Maribel Perez Velazco of Oaxaca with black pottery

Salvador Barrera Hernandez and Ericka Ludmila Sanchez pf Guerrero with Mata Ortiz jewelry

Juan Manuel Ramirez Olivera of Michoacan with his copper work

Fernando Ramon Martinez and Petra Gutierrez Gomez of Jalisco with her clay figurines

Julio Laja Chichicaxtle of Puebla with his paper art made from bark

Claudia Martinez Vargas of Oaxaca with her metal work and boxed dolls