Textiles of Guatemala Offer Meaning and Symbolism of Traditions

Updated on October 6, 2025 by Meg Pier
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3 thoughts on “Textiles of Guatemala Offer Meaning and Symbolism of Traditions”

  1. Hello, what a beautifull article about Indian-Guatemalan art. I enjoyed reading it and seing the beautiful photographs. When I will be in Guatemala next time, I will surely visit the exposition in Antigua. I have one question: Do you have huipiles from Rabinal? Please send me your e-mail adress,so I can send you a photograph which I took about 30 years ago with women in huipiles, but I do not know from which village)
    Thank you, Dieter from Germany (e-mail: HD-Neuhaus@t-online.de)

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