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Photos: The 20th annual International Folk Art Market

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George Baah, from Ghana, helps people try on his shoe, handmade on a loom, during the 20th annual International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe, Saturday, July 13, 2024. The market continues through Sunday in the Railyard Park.
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Birama Berthe, from Mopti, Mali, has a booth of his traditional art, leather work, shells, glass beads and more, at the 20th annual International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe, Saturday, July 13, 2024. The market continues through Sunday in the Railyard Park.
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Chris Beaumet, left, helps Forrest Hoffmaster, from Boulder Co., pick out a hat made by Ecuadorian artist Valentin Alarcon, at the 20th annual International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe, Saturday, July 13, 2024. The market continues through Sunday in the Railyard Park.
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Anandi Raja shows people garments made of silk, cotton and tussar silk, made by artist Gunjan Jain, from India, during the 20th annual International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe, Saturday, July 13, 2024. The market continues through Sunday in the Railyard Park.
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Ice Tede Dara, from the island of Savu, in Eastern Indonesia, spins cotton into yarn at her booth, during the 20th annual International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe, Saturday, July 13, 2024. The market continues through Sunday in the Railyard Park.
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Sarah Mutesi helps people pick out a basket by the Gahaya Links Cooperatives from Rwanda, during the 20th annual International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe on July 13.
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The 20th annual International Folk Art Market is taking place at the Railyard Park, in Santa Fe, through the weekend.
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Benita Ccana Rojo, from Peru, weaves a 3 foot long runner, during the 20th annual International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe, Saturday, July 13, 2024. It will take Rojo 8 hours a day for 7 days to finish the runner. The market continues through Sunday in the Railyard Park.
Eddie Moore
Eddie Moore Photographer
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