Women

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Wool Skirt Weaver I

Wool Skirt Weaver

Digital Heritage
Community
Photograph Collection, Otomi
Category
Community Life and Family Life, Textiles and Weaving
Back Strap Loom

Back Strap Loom

Digital Heritage
Community
Otomi, Photograph Collection
Category
Community Life and Family Life, Textiles and Weaving
Summary
A weaver of women's sashes, Santa Ana Hueytlalpan, Hidalgo. (Otomi).
Embroidered Quechquemitl

Embroidered Quechquemitl

Digital Heritage
Community
Photograph Collection
Category
Textiles and Weaving
Nahua Woman from Huilacapixtla

Nahua Woman from Huilacapixtla

Digital Heritage
Community
Photograph Collection
Category
Community Life and Family Life
Summary
A woman, in a handwoven white quechquemitl, who came into the large town of Huauchinango from Huilacapixtla, Puebla.
Chinantec Women in Everyday Attire

Chinantec Women in Everyday Attire

Digital Heritage
Community
Photograph Collection
Category
Community Life and Family Life, Textiles and Weaving
Summary
A group of Chinantec women of San Felipe Usila, Oaxaca.
Mestizo Native Girl in Fiesta Dress

Mestizo Native Girl in Fiesta Dress

Digital Heritage
Community
Photograph Collection
Category
Community Life and Family Life, Textiles and Weaving
Summary
The fiesta costume, showing the huipil grande as worn for gala occasions. Tehuantepec, Oaxaca.
Woman of Tepetotutla

Woman of Tepetotutla

Digital Heritage
Community
Photograph Collection
Category
Community Life and Family Life
Summary
Woman of Tepetotutla in Oaxaca city.
Huipil de Tapar

Huipil de Tapa

Digital Heritage
Community
Photograph Collection
Category
Community Life and Family Life, Textiles and Weaving
Summary
Woman wearing "huipil de tapar" folded for daily use.
Sharing a Laugh

Sharing a Laugh

Digital Heritage
Community
Photograph Collection, Navajo Nation
Category
Community Life and Family Life
Summary
Louisa Wetherill and Sitsosie share a laugh as they stand together. See book, Indians I Have Known, by Byron Cummings.
Mrs. Joe, John Yazzie, and Wolfkiller at La Osa, Arizona2

Mrs. Joe, John Yazzie, and Wolfkiller at La Osa, Arizona

Digital Heritage
Community
Navajo Nation, Photograph Collection
Category
Community Life and Family Life
Summary
(left to right) Mrs. Joe, John Yazzie, and Wolfkiller stand toether for a group photo at La Osa, Sasabe, Arizona. Louisa Wetherill established "Hacienda De La Osa (She Bear) Guest Ranch" in 1924.