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The great aunt of our guide is the only woman in the village to use traditional costume.
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Traditional costume with a black sah.
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close up , this blouse uses store bought lac to creat the heart
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How the hai is worn in braids.
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Greeat aunt and her great niece.
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The family had been trying for years to have the mother toss out her traditional dresses and blouses , but she has steadfastly refused. here is a blouse, dress and slip.
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Trapiche Viejo is one on the most remote of the Mazatec towns across the canyons there are Cuicatec villages visible. A new road is being built to connect the towns.
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bee in a flower
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old style hand embroidered heart on a blouse.
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Chico Zapote fruit
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Metate and maza ready to make tortilla. this is a traditional hand grinding mill.
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I can tell you there is nothing like a home amde tortilla, you can forget every tortilla you have ever eaten made by machine. Home grown corn , ground and prepared at home is entirely different.
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Corn field in Trapiche Viejo.
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Family
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skirt
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another example of the skirt .
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another example of the skirt .
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another example of the skirt .
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slip
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blouse
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most of the costume less the" sendero" or sash.
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Older worn blouse with hand embroidered trim , which is now deteriorated from use.
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close up with trim in a two colored "pato del Gallo" rosters foot embroidery.
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This picture says so much about my passion for discover. Where would the road lead me , if the river was low enough to cross to the other side.
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