Preparation for "Tie-Dye" Weaving

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Summary: 
An Otomi woman with a handwoven quechquemitl of artificial silk over her head. She is tying threads to be used in the tie-dye process. Toliman, Queretaro
Description: 

An Otomi woman with a handwoven quechquemitl of artificial silk over her head. She is tying threads to be used in the tie-dye process. Toliman, Queretaro

Location: 
Location Description: 

Toliman, Queretaro, Mexico

Protocol: 
Otomi Open Access, Photograph Collection Open Access
Community: 
Otomi, Photograph Collection
Category: 
Community Life and Family Life, Textiles and Weaving
Keywords: 
Society and Culture
Collections: 
Donald Cordry Photographs of Mexican Indian Costumes
Original Date: 
1963
Contributor: 
Donald Cordry, Dorothy Cordry
Rights: 
Arizona Board of Regents, Arizona State Museum, University of Arizona
Source: 
Arizona State Museum, The University of Arizona
Identifier: 
Accession Number 1981-59; Catalog Number 1876; cordry_1876_scan1_adj_flat.jpg
Subject: 
Nahua textile fabric, Nahua Indians--Clothing, Nahua women
Type: 
Still Image
Format: 
Black-and-white photographs, JPG, Negatives (photographic)