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Haiti

Water Ways

Nuestra Musica




Viento de Agua Unplugged

¡Viva el Mariachi!Nati Cano's Mariachi Los Camperos

Jíbaro Hasta el Hueso
Mountain Music of Puerto Rico by Ecos de Borinquen



Haiti Crafts



Needle Work

Haiti Crafts:
Banana Farming and Craft
Citadel
Coffee Farming
Cut Metal
Festival Arts
Maritime Arts
Mountain Crafts
Mural Painting
Needlework
Pottery
Straw Work
Sugar Cane and Rum-Making
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COMING TO THE FESTIVAL

Jean Fougère Chérismé, Fond-des-Nègres
Jean Fougère Chérismé uses Vodou flag techniques to construct decorative beaded containers and ornaments. He has trained over 40 individuals at his workshop.

Olipsie Daniel, Terrier Rouge
Daniel is a doll maker whose cloth dolls have become a source of income for her. 

Mireille Delismé, Léogane
Mireille Delismé learned the Vodou designs from her father, an oungan (Vodou specialist), that she sews into sequined flags. She makes flags and pocketbooks using sequined embroidery techniques.

Avila Raime-Lamy, Cité Soleil
Avila Raime-Lamy is a master of the art of making appliquéd and embroidered textiles. She depicts colorful gardens, flowers, and local fauna on tablecloths and pillowcases using appliquéd fabrics stitched to cotton sheets. 

 

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