University Museum of Popular Arts Maria Teresa Pomar

University Museum of Popular Arts Maria Teresa Pomar is a historical center devoted to Mexico's handcrafts and people craftsmanship custom, called "artesania". It is a piece of the University of Colima in the city of Colima, established by artesania authority and advertiser Maria Terea Pomar. It contains a standout amongst the most significant accumulations of its sort in Mexico, covering customs from around the nation just as the artesania and conventions of the territory of Colima. The gallery is a piece of the University of Colima, north of the notable focus of the city of Colima.

It is a piece of a complex called the IUBA, which likewise houses the Pablo Silva Garia gathering and the Explanada del Artesano Artisan Esplanade at the intersection of Gabino Barreda and Manuel Gallardo Zamora roads in the La Atrevida neighborhood. The structure was planned by designer Joaquin Vazquez Agraz and displayed after the customary places of the city. It is two stories, focused on an open patio which is encompassed by hallways upheld by curves behind which are rooms.

The historical center's accumulation is housed in these rooms and hallways, with the patio zone loaded up with seats and tables for guests. The historical center has one of Mexico's significant handiwork and society craftsmanship accumulations. Its accumulation incorporates utensils, religious and stately things, and designs. All the significant parts of Mexican artesania are spoken to including carpentry, materials and other weaving, cowhide working, paper makes, earthenware production, metalworking, conventional toys, and adornments making. There are spaces devoted to people depictions, particularly those identified with the indigenous gatherings of Mexico.