How Mayan Clothes Are Made! 🇬🇹

We are visiting TRAMA Textiles, a Central American women's cooperative in Xela Quetzaltenango Guatemala, and are learning how Mayan clothes are made! We even get a backstrap weaving tutorial! We are so impressed with this indigenous craft and love that they are keeping Mayan traditions alive today! Wondering how to make cotton thread? Curious about how to dye cotton thread using the natural techniques they use? Interested in knowing how to weave with thread? Make sure to go to TRAMA Textiles when visiting Guatemala! But for now, please watch this video all the way to the end to get a fascinating look at one of the best Central America experiences we had!

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[TheAverageTourist]

Love the thumbnail for this one! This was such a fascinating craft to learn more about.

[NYSeaNile]

I love guatemalan clothes. I always buy a few shirts when I go every year. Never wash them with hot water or use a dryer !! Cold wash low tumble on a washer machine is fine but air dry only! These shirts shrink like crazy I’ve made mistakes in the past washing it and it shrinking 2-3 sizes

[quaranteeenboredom]

The adi tribe from Arunachal Pradesh, india also weave almost like dis.

[Skibbityboo]

Workers own the means of production, and SHARE the profits??