Cintas and Fajas – Colores del Pueblo

Fajas, or belts, are an integral part of every Mayan woman's dress (and some men's). They are used to secure the corte or skirt. They are woven on a back-strap loom and vary in length, width and design from village to village. Most are wrapped several times around the waist with the ends tucked in but some are tied on

1 Faja Cinta Más 1 Body Faja Más 1 Faja Reloj de Arena Talla XL I Oechsle - Oechsle

BARRILETES GIGANTES – Municipalidad de Santiago Sacatepéquez

The Project Gutenberg eBook of Heath's Modern Language Series: The Spanish American Reader, by Ernesto Nelson.

CINTA DE EMBALAJE CAFE EVANS DE 2 PULGADAS / 36.7 MTS

Vogue España Junio 2018 (Digital)

Culture and Identity: Indigenous clothing in Guatemala

Colores del Pueblo

SANTIAGO ATITLAN, Guatemala. Base cloth was woven on a back-strap loom and birds are hand-embroidered. 58 long (open at the seams) by 28” wide at the

Santiago Atitlan 4

140 (over 11.5') long x 1 wide This cinta or hair ribbon was woven on a back-strap loom in the village of Almolonga in the department of

Almolonga Cinta

Colores del Pueblo