http://www.folkartmarket.org/index.php/site/index/ en david@moore-consulting.net Copyright 2008 2008-06-19T02:46:00-07:00 http://www.folkartmarket.org/index.php/site/abdullah_khatri/ http://www.folkartmarket.org/index.php/site/abdullah_khatri/#When:02:46:00Z IndiaAbdullah Khatri practices the traditional tie and dye processes of his community in western India. 2008-06-19T02:46:00-07:00 http://www.folkartmarket.org/index.php/site/gulshod_gulamova/ http://www.folkartmarket.org/index.php/site/gulshod_gulamova/#When:02:38:00Z UzbekistanJewelry-making has held a prominent place in Uzbek arts since the 19th century and Gulshod’s family has long contributed to the tradition. 2008-06-19T02:38:00-07:00 http://www.folkartmarket.org/index.php/site/rinzin/ http://www.folkartmarket.org/index.php/site/rinzin/#When:02:25:00Z BhutanThe Himalayan Mountain valleys of north-central Bhutan hold many of this nation’s most historic and sacred shrines and spiritual centers. 2008-06-19T02:25:00-07:00 http://www.folkartmarket.org/index.php/site/beatrice_agbesinyale/ http://www.folkartmarket.org/index.php/site/beatrice_agbesinyale/#When:02:16:00Z GhanaBeatrice Agbesinyane learned textile artistry from her father, a tailor who produced quilts for a chief in their hometown. 2008-06-19T02:16:00-07:00 http://www.folkartmarket.org/index.php/site/ricardo_linares/ http://www.folkartmarket.org/index.php/site/ricardo_linares/#When:02:00:00Z MexicoIn Mexico, one name and one family is associated with the public display of “cartonería” arts—Linares. 2008-06-19T02:00:00-07:00 http://www.folkartmarket.org/index.php/site/djarga_mira/ http://www.folkartmarket.org/index.php/site/djarga_mira/#When:21:14:00Z China (Tibet)Learning by asking questions and watching his parents, relatives, and neighbors, Djarga Mira knows how to spin, dye, and weave. 2008-05-04T21:14:00-07:00