The Mexican Kikapú live primarily around Múzquiz and they have very original creations. Some of the pieces are made with marble and fluorite, such as paperweights, tables, murals and other objects. There are also attractive saddlery items.

During your visit to this Magical Town you can visit a saddlery to learn more about the production of items like chaps, saddles and covers.

Goat skin and horse mane and tail are also used to make original bracelets, earrings, belts, phone and tablet cases, among many other things, as well as attractive hand-painted hats and handkerchiefs embroidered with beads and sequins.

One of the most original pieces that you can buy in Múzquiz are the dolls made by the Mascogos that are part of the town's cultural heritage. The Mascogos is an Afro-descendant group in Coahuila, and also make organic personal care products.