Destination Craft Ecuador

Episode 206 in this episode jim and his group of crafters visit the largest orchid farm laboratory in south america craft the perfect panama hat make traditional ecuadorian ponchos learn to weave designs with a master artisan craft and design ceramic masks and create a delicious tamale from their crafter s kitchen.

Destination craft ecuador. Documentary episode aired 10 june 2018 season 2 episode 6. The city is known the world over for the handiwork of its indigenous people the otavalos. Destination craft with jim west ecuador tv episode 2018 cast and crew credits including actors actresses directors writers and more. Check out our new series on how to make extra money with craft imports.

Part of the fun of traveling in ecuador is exploring the handiwork crafted by local artisans and there s no better place to see and purchase local arts crafts and clothing than at the markets in the small town of otavalo. Destination craft with jim west 2017 rate this. Customized tours vacations and safaris to chile ecuador peru brazil argentina colombia costa rica south africa zimbabwe zambia botswana kenya and tanzania. We love to share inside details about our products artisans and importation process with you.

Thank you for visiting our site and for your interest in retracing the footsteps of destination craft with jim west. We have your ideal destination. In the united arab emirates we create colorful sand art in a bottle and learn the art of traditional metal engraving. Galapagos imagine swimming among sharks walking alongside giant tortoises sea lions blue footed boobies and dazzling yourself with unique landscapes in the world.

Previous all episodes 11 next add a plot director. Join our mailing list to keep updated with the latest news offers events. To understand it you should only visit the legendary and enchanting galapagos islands in ecuador. Your fair trade link to traditional artisans.

5 of the product price that you pay goes toward the education of our artisans children. In ecuador we visit a 5th generation family who makes traditional makanas and learn how mother nature provides everything we need to craft special lotions.