Wood carving, an ancestral Zapotec tradition, comes to its fullest expression through the Alebrijes. These are unreal and magic pieces born out of the imagination of the Oaxaqueño craftsmen.

Alebrijes represent an innovative and unreal spirit of the Oaxaqueño soul through the hand carving and painting of fantastically shaped figures using material like Cedar, Aguacatillo and Palo Torcido. These are made by Mixes tribes and craftsmen from San Martin Tilcajete. The perfect finish makes them unique and are considered as pieces of art.

Black pottery available from Arte Oaxaqueño is made following the traditional techniques. The beauty of this pottery is accomplished by a long process of several working days by Zapotec craftsmen, thus giving it the unique final touch. 

Santa Maria Atzompa is a village where agriculture and pottery are the two main activities. Craftsmen create the Glassy Pottery through a long and precise process, obeying a primitive technique that does not use any mold. They break with traditional patterns and capture the spirit of their creative soul giving life to sophisticated shapes.

The Dominican priests brought the first sheep to the small village Teotitlán del Valle in what is today the State of Oaxaca. That's when the weaving of clothes began. The inhabitants of Teotitlán specialize in the weaving of 100% virgin wool rugs, all of them elaborated with complex designs, frets, and incomparable colors.