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Díaz de Cossio Experimental Ceramics Workshop

Ubicación Centenario 63, Col. Del Carmen, Alc. Coyoacán, 04100 CDMX

Artisan Goods

La Villita Artisan Market

Ubicación Calz de Guadalupe 684, Col. Tepeyac Insurgentes, Alc. Gustavo A. Madero, 07020 CDMX

Artisan Goods

FONART Reforma

Ubicación Av. Paseo de la Reforma 116, Col. Juárez, Cuauhtémoc, 06500 CDMX

Artisan Goods

La Ciudadela Artisan Market

Ubicación Balderas, esq Emilio Donde, Colonia Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06040 CDMX

Artisan Goods

FONART Patriotismo

Ubicación Av. Patriotismo 691, Col. San Juan, Benito Juárez, 03730 CDMX

Artisan Goods

CREA Furniture Market: Mercado de Artesanías Vasco de Quiroga

Ubicación Insurgentes Sur (esq. Camino a Santa Teresa), Col. Miguel Hidalgo, Alc. Tlalpan 14020 CDMX

Artisan Goods

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Artisan Goods

Mexico City's artisans are part of what puts the Mexican capital on a whole different level. Yes, Mexico City has a strong art gallery scene. And as a shopping destination, there are plenty of surprises and some real bargains.

But here's where it gets good: Mexico protects and supports traditional and artisanal industries. It's part of the City's commitment and recognition of the right to culture of all peoples.

Traditional crafts, artisanal works, pottery and handmade products of all kinds can fall into this category. That is true even when descriptions fail many of them. They need to be seen.

Handcrafted products are meant to be handled, turned over, or at the very least, admired from a close distance. And no photograph will do them justice.

Artisans connect all of humanity to a vibrant, living past and to a present that understands the intrinsic value of human production, human vision, and the work of human hands. That may sound like a real tongue twister. Suffice it to say that any visit to Mexico is rewarded with access to unique, one-of-a-kind, traditional handmade crafts, artworks, and objects.

The outlets listed below include some markets, some distributors and a few stores that cater to a single artisan workshop. They are among the most fascinating places in Mexico City. And not just because you can buy something great and take it home. But because in doing so, you are participating in a tradition that goes back centuries, alive with stories, legends, people and promises.

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Centro Artesanal Garibaldi

Esq. Honduras / Plaza Garibaldi 1, Colonia Centro, Alc. Cuauhtémoc, 06010 CDMX

Artisan Goods

Londres 154, Col. Juárez (Zona Rosa), Cuauhtémoc, 06600 CDMX

Artisan Goods

Díaz de Cossio Experimental Ceramics Workshop

La Villita Artisan Market

FONART Reforma

La Ciudadela Artisan Market

FONART Patriotismo

CREA Furniture Market: Mercado de Artesanías Vasco de Quiroga

Artisan Goods

Centro Artesanal Garibaldi

Colonia Maza, Calzada de Guadalupe

CREA Furniture Market: Mercado de Artesanías Vasco de Quiroga

Díaz de Cossio Experimental Ceramics Workshop

FONART Los Pinos

FONART Reforma

La Canasta: Artes de México Shop

La Ciudadela Artisan Market

La Villita Artisan Market

Mercado Artesanal Mexicano, Coyoacán

Mercado Turistico la Magdalena

San Juan Crafts and Curiosities Market

FONART Condesa

FONART Patriotismo

Mercado Insurgentes, Zona Rosa

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