Hand-woven Chichicastenango Faja – Colores del Pueblo

Hand-woven faja (used as a belt to wrap around the corte to secure the huipil and corte in place) with geometric figures woven on one side.  The other side is the black and white fabric.  3.5" x 78" with 6" fringe on each side.

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Handwoven Chajul Faja From Guatemala, Vintage Textile, Hand Embroidered With Asymmetrical Motifs, Folk Art Home Decor

Typical tzute of the village of Chichicastenango, Guatemala. Tzute refers to a square or rectangular cloth that is usually back-strap woven in the

Chichicastenango Tzute

IndiGenias- Arte popular latinoamericano - Faja tradicional de Chichicastenango tejida en telar de cintura.

Chichicastenango Guatemala (Quiche) Hand-woven Mayan Textiles: Tzutes, Shawls (rebozos), belts from Terra…

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Colores Del Pueblo – Colores del Pueblo

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A Cakchiquel Mayan man and woman from Solola in traditional dress in the outdoor market in Chichicastenango, Guatemala Stock Photo - Alamy

Weaving in Guatemala -- Looming up ahead

Hand-woven faja (used as a belt to wrap around the corte to secure the huipil and corte in place). 4 x 126. Elaborate weaving along the entire

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