The fair is held in the Plaza de los Bandos Salamanaca.
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Soria wedges, small jewelry boxes or containers, in one of the booths.
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Láparas paper forms and colors
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Rich and varied candles, wax and other objects.
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also useful parts and other wooden products.
also useful parts and other wooden products.
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decorative objects made of leather, with carvings and paintings.
decorative objects made of leather, with carvings and paintings.
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Bone Boxes, jewelry type, painted in detail.
Bone Boxes, jewelry type, painted in detail.
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and could not miss the casseroles, platters and other ceramic containers of Perteruela Zamora popular.
and could not miss the casseroles, platters and other ceramic containers of Perteruela Zamora popular.
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From April 28 to May 2 held in Salamanca, Plaza de los Bandos, the XIV Crafts Fair, in which 39 artisans, virtually all from the Foaca (Federation of Craft Castilla y León), public exhibit and show their artwork, made with different materials: wood, paper, iron, glass, bone, metals, jewelry, leather, wax etc.
And mud, clay used by potters traditionally popular, as is the case Pereruela which also has a stand on behalf of the artisans of this town of Zamora, whose pieces are highly respected, also old.
The exhibition highlights the originality of the designs of many of the exhibits, and all that is its traditional production of materials such as glass, silver, leather, etc..
And also the colorful and varied work of some of the exhibitors. This is the case of the greater tuberosity of Soria, candles and other objects of wax, paper lanterns, miniature books, many in hardwood container and rugged toys for children are also in wood and painted trim and other useful or for everyday use with all types of materials.
Most of the exhibitors participating in the fair of Salamanca, we show their artistic qualities and creative. They are mostly young and surely and academic studies, which contributes to good craftsmanship.
But, as in all fairs and craft shows, there are also some who, with little education, show us your original ideas and creative works. And a lot of wisdom, but is practical and experimental, such as that which comes from the many hours spent at work daily in his workshop.
From April 28 to May 2 held in Salamanca, Plaza de los Bandos, the XIV Crafts Fair, in which 39 artisans, virtually all from the Foaca (Federation of Craft Castilla y León), public exhibit and show their artwork, made with different materials: wood, paper, iron, glass, bone, metals, jewelry, leather, wax etc.
And mud, clay used by potters traditionally popular, as is the case Pereruela which also has a stand on behalf of the artisans of this town of Zamora, whose pieces are highly respected, also old.
The exhibition highlights the originality of the designs of many of the exhibits, and all that is its traditional production of materials such as glass, silver, leather, etc..
And also the colorful and varied work of some of the exhibitors. This is the case of the greater tuberosity of Soria, candles and other objects of wax, paper lanterns, miniature books, many in hardwood container and rugged toys for children are also in wood and painted trim and other useful or for everyday use with all types of materials.
Most of the exhibitors participating in the fair of Salamanca, we show their artistic qualities and creative. They are mostly young and surely and academic studies, which contributes to good craftsmanship.
But, as in all fairs and craft shows, there are also some who, with little education, show us your original ideas and creative works. And a lot of wisdom, but is practical and experimental, such as that which comes from the many hours spent at work daily in his workshop.
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