Gorgeous artistic crafts. Plan to spend time during all my visits to CDMX. Not cheap for sure,…read moreaccording to quality and taste

From the owner: Un sinfín de experiencias emergieron cuando una mujer de origen francés viajo a una comunidad de…read morePuebla, enamorándose de sus artesanías. De la preocupación de rescatar e impulsar la esencia del país, expresada en el arte popular mexicano nace Hilos en Nogada. Los orígenes de nuestras artesanías provienen de comunidades rurales de los municipios de Tenango de Doria, San Felipe Jalapa de Díaz, Pahúatlan, San Martin Tilcajete, Xalitla, Santo Tomás Jalienza entre otros, que pertenecen a diferentes estados de la república. Gracias a técnicas milenarias, utilizan diferentes recursos naturales de su región, como el barro, madera, textiles, talavera, cobre, entre otros para crear sus piezas. Nuestra misión es promover este bello arte, ayudando a los maestros artesanos a comercializar sus piezas únicas innovando el concepto y respetando la identidad cultural de cada región y comunidad

Incredible ceramics of every variety, from contemporary and minimal to angel wings rising over the…read moresun and massive raku pots. Come and spend a pay check or two here, for the beautiful life.

We had a wonderful time in this shop and found several great gift items and a couple of art pieces…read morewe were are very excited to purchase. The shop discouraged us from asking that they be shipped to us and they wrapped all the items very carefully for our air travel. All the items arrived in excellent condition and we are so pleased! This was our favorite shopping experience in Mexico.

A fabulous, small museum with a wonderful collection of alebrijes. Great gift shop. I spent almost…read moreas much time in the gift shop as I did in the museum!

Fantastic store filled with crafts and household items made by various artisans throughout Mexico…read more I am from New York and I was able to buy some great Christmas gifts for family and friends at amazing prices. I learned that a portion of the proceeds goes directly to support the craftsmen and women, making Fonart a great place to support economic sustainability. As a designer and artist, it was incredible to see so so many varieties of art, technique, color use and hand craftmaship that gives each piece here a life of it's own. Learning about the histories of these crafts and the people opened up a new area of appreciation for Mexican art and design which I will keep with me in my work as well. Highly recommend!

If you are in a hurry to buy some quality crafts/gifts, I highly recommend this place. The…read moreartistry is totally different from what you would see at the Airport Dufry at a fraction of the price. I bought a handmade little artisan box from Fonart for 190 pesos. A similar, not as nice box at the airport was $17 US! This place is huge with a large selection of arts and crafts. Highly recommend you stop by and take a browse. Even bigger bonus is that the items I selected were on sale except the consignment items.