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Hűlya Őzer

Oya (Turkish Lacework)

Hilario Alejos Madrigal

Glazed Clay, Molded and Appliquéed Pineapple Pots, Candelabras, Bowls and Figures

Zenobia Paricela

Embroidered Scenes (Bordados)

Thompson Yao Avornyotse

Kente Woven Cotton Textiles and Garments

Reinata Sadimba

Ceramic Sculpture and Vessels

Djarga Mira

Weaving, Leather Work, Felt Work and Printing

Tavus Khaidova

Wool and Silk Carpets and Felt Rugs

Nilda Callañaupa Álvarez and Lidia Callañaupa Álvarez

Handspun, Natural-dye Alpaca and Wool Textiles woven on Backstrap Looms

Sabina Ramírez

Maya Ixil Weavings

Narantsetseg (Nara) Sambuu

Containers made of Horn, Wood Carvings, Clothing and Felt Work

Gui Wu

Silverwork

Leyli Khaidova

Embroidered Textiles

Alejandrino Osorio Flores

Gold and Silver Jewelry

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