La Jara, like all Toledo regions, preserves the remains of crafts which once provided its livelihood.

Many crafts are found in the region, sometimes overlapping between the various towns.

Many craftsmen have workshops for manufacturing and sales, but many crafts are produced by amateur craftsmen who know their elaboration techniques, such as that of wicker work.

 
Aldenueva de Barbarroya 

One of the most characteristic activities of the town is embroidery. This is a high-quality femaly craft which, despite preserving certain characteristics of its own, has been commercialised together with other, better known designations of origin.

Calera y Chozas 

One of the most remarkable crafts is painting on wood (clothes racks, napkin holders, trays), metal (milk pitchers, lamp stands) and fabric (lamp screens, t-shirts, cushions). Restoration of old furniture and felt accessories are other local products.

El Campillo de la Jara 

The following crafts can be found: artisanal tiles, cork, wicker, lace, homemade soap, candles… 

The Rural Market that takes place in the summer is an opportunity to display these crafts, as well as of promoting local craftsmen.

La Estrella 

The following crafts can be found: artisanal embroidery, and wood and bronze carvings, among others.

La Nava de Ricomalillo 

The most widespread crafts are baskets, artisanal embroidery, and cork.

Puerto de San Vicente 

The crafts practised are artisanal embroidery and homegrown honey.

Sevilleja de la Jara

The most widespread crafts are cork, artisanal embroidery, and soap.