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Contemporary Mesoamerican Textiles: Researched by Kari Mishler

October, 2020 by Sarah Teel

Maya textiles are highly celebrated not only for their bright colors and their diversity, but also for their rich traditions, long history, and how they unite the many different sub-cultures of the Maya people. The textile artisans are traditionally women, and these women have passed on their traditions to their daughters and granddaughters for centuries.  The Maya use many … [Read more...] about Contemporary Mesoamerican Textiles: Researched by Kari Mishler

Filed Under: 2017 Spring, ART 485: Art of Mesoamerica Tagged With: belt, geometric designs, ikat cloth, maya culture, san miguel totonicapan, tapados, tupui headdress, yarn

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