Mexican weaving patterns

Some Mexican Textiles for future reference.

Vintage Mexican Handwoven Textile

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Symbols found in the embroidery of the indigenous peoples of Mexico. Top row: Universe, tree, star, cypress tree. Second row: Saint, mother and father, Lord of the Earth, cross. Third row: Bird, vulture, butterfly, monkey. Last row: Snake, toad, flowers

As I posted recently I have a small collection of Mexican and Guatemalan textiles from my travels there some years ago. This bag is hanging on my wall at home because I think it’s too beautif…

"#Bright #geometric pattern in the #Mexican style." #Drawstring #Bag by Skaska | Redbubble

GUATEMALAN SUPPLEMENTARY WEFT PATTERNING. I suggest you follow the beginner tutorial on supplementary weft patterning here before attempting this second more advanced one. This tutorial was first …

vintage mexican textile

Beautiful Guatemalan textiles | Frolic Design | pattern | design

The colorful fabrics found in Oaxaca, Mexico, are the 2500-year-old work of the Zapotec Native Americans. Made with dyed cotton for centuries, weavers use traditional geometric patterns as well as the shapes of animals like snakes and lizards.

I believe that this older embroidered cloth was made in the area of Huixquilucan, state of Mexico

Beautiful pattern

textile detail -Guatemala

Always wanted to weave, but don't know where to begin? Check out this free class from the Yarnworker School of Weaving. It will introduce you to the various looms available and why weaving on the rigid-heddle loom, just might be the place for you to begin your weaving journey.

A weaver from Tenejapa Chiapas proudly shows the beautiful weaving on her backstrap loom