The weavers of San Juan are among the very few indigenous artisans who make their own dyes for the thread they use; they produce the dyes largely from plants grown locally.

The products are sourced directly from the indigenous artisans and provide them with a sustainable market to broadcast their products and improve their lives.

Besides this, Riobamba has an open-air market where indigenous artisans display their wares, where people can find manufactured products as textiles, handicrafts, leather goods, beer, and dairy products.

For the construction of the churches he trained indigenous artisans, for the music lessons he taught the indigenous locals to build European musical instruments.

Iberian folding-blade knives made by indigenous artisans and craftsmen and dating to the pre-Roman era have been found in Spain.

On the vividly carved stone facade, hovering angels show the touch of indigenous artisans.

Ecuadorian geography and the bright colors used by indigenous artisans in their work were two major influences that penetrated Endara Crow's work for his entire career.

He is most recognized for the 1,372 watercolor images of people, plants and animals that the Bishop commissioned from local indigenous artisans.

They import and sell arts and crafts created by struggling indigenous artisans from all across the planet.

Built centuries ago by indigenous artisans and laborers, Quito's churches, convents, chapels and monasteries are cast in legend and steeped in history.