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MESA: Marketplace of Ethically Sourced Arts - Pop-Up Market


  • Golden Drum 97 Green St. G1 Brooklyn, NY, 11222 Unites States of America (map)

The MESA Pop-Up market is coming back to the Golden Drum, happening this April 4th and 5th. Immerse yourself in the beauty and power of traditional indigenous ceremonial arts, jewelry, clothing, tapestries, rare sound healing instruments, herbal apothecary and wild-handcrafted products. M.E.S.A features local artisans as well as ethically sourced, and fair-traded indigenous arts & gifts. Our Pop-Up emphasizes the importance of fostering personal relationships with the artisans and handmakers who crafted each item. Enjoy wholesome vegetarian food and exotic herbal elixirs in a communal and celebratory atmosphere. 

Market Hours:

  • Friday, April 4th, 5pm - 10pm

  • Saturday, April 5th, 11am - 7pm

Traditional Ceremonial Arts will include:

  • Shipibo Tapestries and Clothing

  • Huichol, Yawanawa, Huni Kuin and Emberá Beadwork from Central and South America

  • Amazonian Visionary Paintings from Pablo Amaringo's Usko-Ayar School

  • Local artisan beadwork

  • Andean clothing and textiles from Peru

  • Brazilian Tepís and Kuripés

  • Feathered Amazonian Earrings

  • Medicine Bags

  • Talismans for the home


Instruments for sale will include:

  • Handmade authentic Aboriginal didgeridoos from Australia

  • Rare Handpans and Rav Drums

  • Hokema Sansulas

  • Shipibo Rattles

  • A Variety of Handmade Native American Flutes crafted by the La Rosa

  • Family of Peru

  • Crystal Bowls

  • Harmonic Mallet Harps

  • Overtone Jaw Harps

  • Tuning Forks

  • Chakapas from the Peruvian Amazon

  • Native American Hand Drums

  • Shruti Boxes and more!

For information about vending, please contact mesaethicalarts@gmail.com

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About MESA

MESA: Marketplace of Ethically Sourced Arts, is a collective of healers, musicians, and spiritual seekers who aim to bring high quality works of art and ceremonial tools from the sacred traditions of humanity out into the world. Contact: mesaethicalarts@gmail.com