Santa Fe International Folk Art Market

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David Boyer

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Voodoo Tapestries on stretched canvas created with recycled materials such as steel, textiles, mirrors, serverware, bronze and copper buttons, thread, aluminum and some paint

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Josnel Bruno

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Recycled Oil Drum Bowls and Platters

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Mireille Delismé

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Vodou Flags

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Serge Jolimeau

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Recycled Oil Drum Sculptures

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Dubréus Lhérisson

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Voodoo Tapestries on stretched canvas created with recycled materials such as steel, textiles, mirrors, serverware, bronze and copper buttons, thread, aluminum and some paint

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Georges Valris

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Sequined and Beaded Vodoun Flags

Winzor Gouin

Metal Sculpture

Suzette Jean-Baptiste

Richelieu Style Embroidery

Marie Bernard Pascale Faublas

Papier-mâché

Michée Ramil Remy

Recycled Steel Sculpture

Pierre Edgard Satyr

Papier-mâché

Stephanie Valentin

Richelieu Style Embroidery

Robert Volel

Papier-mâché

The Santa Fe International Folk Art Market, a non-profit organization, produces the largest international folk art market in the world, and our success led to Santa Fe’s designation as a UNESCO City of Folk Art.