Local artisans displayed their work today at the annual Crop Over Craft Works.
The event, which is in its third year, was held at the Barbados Museum & Historical Society.
Under the tag line ‘Design Innovation and Creativity’ Barbadians from all walks of life got the opportunity to display their talent in areas such as leather craft, metal work, jewelry, culinary arts and music.
Marketing officer Janelle Edwards said the event was geared at “showcasing the very best in Barbadian heritage and culture.”
Apart from the displays, patrons were also treated to live music from up and coming musicians, as well as live mixology demonstrations from Mount Gay Rum. (DB)
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Barbados is country i love most, i want to be there one day in my life, am from Ghana.
Barbados is country i love most, i want to be there one day in my life, am from Ghana.
A very great happening! Now lets ask this question ! What is the status on Barbadian pottery! The pottery artwork was once a specialty! I take it the interest is not as it was in the Sixties and Seventies?
A very great happening! Now lets ask this question ! What is the status on Barbadian pottery! The pottery artwork was once a specialty! I take it the interest is not as it was in the Sixties and Seventies?