Mayan textiles

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Maya Symbols in Textiles – Weaving for Justice

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Early Paracas Embroidered Panel (unfinished). B.C. 200 - A.D. 100. South Coast of Peru. 25 x 5.75 inches. This sizable Paracas textile was never completed. As such, ... | rugrabbit.com

Mayan weavers employ traditional skills in today’s woven and embroidered textiles.

{Treasure from a FAR LAND }:Last night I went to visit a friend of mine that has just returned from a six week long holiday to Mexico and Guatemala. It was great to hear some story telling from her journey through these two beautiful countries, and I was even more fascinated when she showed me what she brought back........ ...it was love at first sight!!! I was struck by the colours of these lovely handwoven textiles! The textiles are handwoven by Maya Indians of Guatemala

Nowadays, Maya people inhabit the southeastern half of Mexico, Belize, Guatemala, and Northern Honduras. They speak 28 dialects. Just as language and social traditions distinguish one group from another, so do their garments and the designs that ornate them.The clothing that contemporary Maya people wear, as well as

Mayan woman in the high country of Guatemala at her loom