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La Ruta de las Artesanías en Oaxaca: Cerámica y Alebrijes
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Oaxaca de Juárez
Explora la Ruta de las Artesanías en Oaxaca: cerámica negra, mezcal, textiles vibrantes y alebrijes únicos. ¡Descubre la riqueza cultural de cada pueblo!
Explora la Ruta de las Artesanías en Oaxaca: cerámica negra, mezcal, textiles vibrantes y alebrijes únicos. ¡Descubre la riqueza cultural de cada pueblo!
Duration:
8 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
- San Martin Tilcajete - Artesanía destacada: Alebrijes de madera. Este pueblo es conocido por sus impresionantes alebrijes tallados en madera y decorados con vibrantes colores. Atracciones: Los talleres locales permiten a los visitantes observar cómo los artesanos dan vida a las figuras de madera, desde el tallado hasta la aplicación de la pintura….
- San Martin Tilcajete - Artesanía destacada: Alebrijes de madera. Este pueblo es conocido por sus impresionantes alebrijes tallados en madera y decorados con vibrantes colores. Atracciones: Los talleres locales permiten a los visitantes observar cómo los artesanos dan vida a las figuras de madera, desde el tallado hasta la aplicación de la pintura. - Santo Tomás Jalieza - Artesanía destacada: Trajes bordados y textiles de algodón. Jalieza es famosa por sus exquisitos textiles, especialmente los huipiles y las blusas bordadas. Atracciones: Los visitantes pueden explorar talleres donde los artesanos crean estas prendas a mano, apreciando el intrincado trabajo de bordado y aprendiendo sobre las técnicas tradicionales. - Ocotlan - Ocotlán es conocido por su mercado de los viernes, donde los artesanos locales exhiben una amplia variedad de productos, desde textiles y cerámica hasta alebrijes coloridos. Los visitantes pueden disfrutar de la autenticidad de las creaciones locales y participar en la experiencia de compra directa con los artistas. - San Antonino Castillo Velasco - Sumérgete en la belleza de los textiles de San Antonino Castillo Velasco, conocidos por sus delicados bordados y confecciones. Aquí, verás las prendas ya terminadas. - San Bartolo Coyotepec - Artesanía destacada: Cerámica negra. La comunidad es famosa por la producción de elegantes piezas de cerámica negra, destacando la creación de piezas utilitarias y decorativas. Atracciones: Los talleres y tiendas locales ofrecen una amplia gama de productos, desde vajillas hasta esculturas, con la posibilidad de presenciar el proceso de elaboración.
What's Included
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Local guide
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Local guide
What's Not Included
- Snacks
- Bottled water
- Snacks
- Bottled water
Additional Information
La Ruta de las Artesanías en Oaxaca ofrece un fascinante viaje a través de varios pueblos con rica tradición artesanal. Iniciando en Coyotepec, famoso por sus alfarerías y la característica cerámica negra, los visitantes pueden admirar la maestría de los artesanos locales.
Ocotlán de Morelos, ofrece una amplia variedad de productos, desde textiles hasta…
La Ruta de las Artesanías en Oaxaca ofrece un fascinante viaje a través de varios pueblos con rica tradición artesanal. Iniciando en Coyotepec, famoso por sus alfarerías y la característica cerámica negra, los visitantes pueden admirar la maestría de los artesanos locales.
Ocotlán de Morelos, ofrece una amplia variedad de productos, desde textiles hasta esculturas en madera y alebrijes coloridos en el mercado local.
Jalieza, conocida por sus bordados intrincados y textiles vibrantes, ofrece una experiencia única al sumergirse en la riqueza cultural de la región. Finalmente, Tilcajete es famoso por sus alebrijes, coloridas esculturas de madera tallada a mano que representan la creatividad y la mitología mexicana.
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Location
5 de Mayo 300
5 de Mayo
calle 5 de Mayo, esquina Murguía, o en el lobby del hotel Quinta Real
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
4.7
(9 Ratings)
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Karlynn_r
Sep 25, 2024
Don’t miss this tour!!! - My boyfriend and I were the only two on this tour and it was amazing! Our guide was Clemente and Francisco was our driver. Our first stop was the black pottery which was family owned and we were shown how the pieces were made. Our next stop was the alebrijes and the owner looks up your birthday to tell you what what your spirit animals are. The next stop was the lady weavers and we learned how they used different colors and set their loom to make different patterns. After that we went to a store that sold embroidered shirts which can take up to 8 months to make just one shirt. Our last stop was a huge Mercado that we almost got lost in because it was enormous! You have the option to purchase items at each stop but you are not pressured to do so. The woven items and Mercado are cash only but the other 3 stops will take credit cards. This was a great experience to get outside Oaxaca city and learn about the artisans and their skills . We would 100% recommend this tour.
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Dharma762018
Sep 30, 2021
Love this tour and Antonio our guide - We just loved this tour and our guide Antonio...id recommend this tour to anyone wanting to check out some of the most amazing things you’ll only find here in Oaxaca...in addition, Antonio is a very good man with many talents who helped with translating when needed and was just a pleasure to talk to. I give this tour a 10/10 and am so glad we took it.
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Myrna_o
Apr 20, 2021
Excellent day. - Our guide Moses was so wonderful. We loved our tour.
We would definitely use your service again if we needed a tour.
It was only me and my boyfriend.
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Dr-g
Mar 26, 2021
Amazing tour seeing local artisans in their craft ... 5 stars - The trip to the Alebrijes factory was amazing. Watching the artisan hand paint the figurines with such detail and skill.
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Kathryn_h
Feb 29, 2020
Watching the artists at work! - This tour gave an intimate and in-depth experience with three types of Oaxacan crafts. We watched hands-on creation of Black Clay Pottery, Alebrije Wood Carvings and Back-Strap Weaving.
I can tell my friends all about the artists who actually created the little gifts I brought back to them.
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Seattlebubbles75
Jan 12, 2020
Incredible morning of art - We were unsure what to expect from this three village tour, but our day exceeded expectations! We traveled to three villages to see how black pottery, alejibres, and back strap looming are all made-- and what an incredible, in depth look at these artisan crafts we saw. Truly a wonderful way to get out of the city and into the surrounding villages to learn about the rich history of these artists. Daniel, our tour guide, was wonderful as well-- just the right amount of information sharing and great personality. We didn't feel any pressure to buy anything (though we did-- how could you resist these beautiful works of art!?) and it didn't feel like a schlocky tour at all. definitely recommend.
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Billt7939
Jul 26, 2019
Top Artisans - Tour takes you to three of the best artisans in alebrijes, back-strap weaving, and barro negro. Sites are off the beaten track, but judging by the awards these artists have received they are not unknown to collectors and high-end vendors. Guide was very friendly and easy to talk with. Same with the artists and staff in the studios. They show you everything about their work process and leave you alone to browse the pieces offered for sale.
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Bernadine_c
Jul 3, 2024
Wonderful way to see local artisans at work. - The local company were not great with communication. The tour itself was lovely and the guide and driver excellent. Fantastic to see local artisans. Excellent quality products. Good to see the countryside around Oaxaca too.
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Margaret_m
Oct 3, 2021
Tour okay, but will try again after back to more 'normal' times! - Seeing the very rustic way they make Mezcal was super interesting and the guide was well informed about the process. I also very much enjoyed the tour of the family run alebrijas business. I felt this was thorough enough to get a good understanding of the process involved as well as all the zapotecan symbols used in the painting of these beautiful pieces of art!
There were a couple of spots that unfortunately just felt like a cash grab although when I asked to see a little more of the process they were somewhat accommodating, so felt a little better about it.
I did think that we were going to see how they make the berro negro that Oaxaca is famous for? But maybe this tour like many others right now have had to alter due to covid?
I would recommend to friends but only after it has come back to more 'normal'.
The tour guide was well informed and was helpful in answering questions, etc.
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