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

Originarios de la Guajira colombiana, los Wayúu son una tribu de sensibles indígenas, expertos tejedores que combinan maravillosamente colores en

Cinta o faja Wayúu Selva - Rombos en amarillo, verde, rojo

1 Faja Cinta Más 1 Body Faja Más 1 Faja Reloj de Arena Talla L

ÁREA 05 - Museo del Traje

Historia de San Luis Jilotepeque, PDF, Calzado

Colores Del Pueblo – Colores del Pueblo

El Matrimonio -sawari- en el pueblo kichwa de Otavalo y Cotacachi by Editorial Universidad Técnica del Norte UTN - Issuu

SIGNIFICADO Y SIMBOLISMO DEL VESTUARIO TÍPICO DE LA DANZA LLAMAQ'ATIS DEL DISTRITO DE PUCARÁ - PUNO, PERÚ

Cintas De Colores

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

Hand-woven faja (used as a belt to wrap around the corte to secure the huipil and corte in place) with machine embroidered flowers. One side is

Hand-woven Faja

Colores Del Pueblo – Colores del Pueblo

Political Violence and the Colors of Art