Panama, 3 May 2026. - The Omar Park became an open sky workshop where Panamanian identity became no longer a concept to become palpable matter.

The family fair organized by the program Arte Sano de Telemeter, C-11 Films and the Ministry of Culture, brought together in a single space the thirteen categories that define the production of the country's crafts, enabling the public to move between finished pieces and the creative process in the production of each piece.

) The thirteen leading artists of the television series have moved their tools and knowledge from different provinces to set up a sales and teaching channel without intermediaries.

The day allowed attendees to closely observe the technical complexity behind each object, from the fabric of natural fibres to the work of leather and goldsmiths, under a dynamic of direct exchange that sought to humanize the piece in front of the buyer.

The meeting served as a bridge between rural and urban traditions and emphasized that the value of national crafts lies with the historic narrative and knowledge of knowledge that each category represents.

That activity was consolidated as a real-time documentary record for a new episode of the program, reaffirming the relevance of these expressions within Panama's cultural heritage.