По-своему антропологические картинки, vol.20
MARKET (Часть 9)
Продолжение рыночной темы и не только рыночной.
Потому что совершенно невозможно показать Мексику только рынками :)
МЕКСИКА
ТЕКСТИЛЬ
1. Huipil from Ixtatan
2. Maya huipil of Tenejapa Chiapas
1. Mexico. Beautiful hand-made quilt. Mayan Market near Chichen Itza.
2. Mexico. Scarves for sale at the market in San Cristobal de las Casas.
1. A Maya woman wears the new huipil that was made for this year's San Sebastian festival in Zinacantan Chiapas Mexicо
2. Paxku's daughter wears a beautiful cape for the San Lorenzo festival
1. А woman from the town of Zinacantan Chiapas is wearing an embroidered huipil from San Andres Larrainzar, another Maya community
2. Man wearing poncho Chiapas
1. Here's a photo from Zinacantan, a Maya town in the highlands of Chiapas, of a woman wearing a hand embroidered huipil with a large blue flamingo on it
2. a Maya woman from Zinacantan Chiapas, wears an embroidered huipil from San Andres Larrainzar. Many women from Zinacantan buy and wear huipiles from San Andres
1. А man's poncho or jorongo from the Tzotzil Maya community of Zinacantan Chiapas.
2. A woman from the town of Tenejapa Chiapas permitted me to model her ceremonial cape.
Red Huipil Mexico
Layers of skirts Mexico
The Mazahua women is wearing two enagua skirts (gathered skirts with waistbands) as well as an apron (delantal). The top enagua is red. The bottom is white with an embroidered hem
a Maya woman sews up the sides of a huipil for a customer in a small shop in the town of Pantelho Chiapas Mexico
Rebozos and aprons Mexico.
a woman from Teotitlan del Valle Oaxaca grinds dried cochineal insects on a metate to make dyes to color wool for the famous weavings made in this tow
a Triqui woman from Copala weaves at the market in Oaxaca City
Huichol artist from Jalisco. Mexico demostrates the art of yarn painting
Textile Shop Oaxaca
Woven and embroidered textiles made by Mazahua women from the area of San Simon de la Laguna in the state of Mexico
ГОНЧАРНЫЕ ИЗДЕЛИЯ. КЕРАМИКА
1. Pottery from Michoacan (mostly from Capula) is for sale in the plaza in front of the Casa de Artesanias in Morelia Michoacan Mexico
2. These large pottery plates with designs of fish come from the town of Capula Michoacan near Morelia
1. Mexico. Purepecha pottery. pile of ceramic pots at the market in Tarecuato Michoacan
2. A zapotec woman potter sells domestic pottery at a market in the central valley of Oaxaca
Little pottery skeleton ladies shine in dresses covered with glitter. Oaxaca Mexico
This display of pottery made in Capula is set up in the plaza in front of the Casa de Artesanias in Morelia Michoacan Mexico
The Pottery Shop
a pile of ceramic vessels, including jaguar pots, at a women's coop in Amatenango del Valle, Oaxaca Mexico
The Chichipan Family from Tzintzuntzan Michoacan makes beautiful high temperature ceramics. Here's a small sample of their work
КОРЗИНЫ
Basket Makers Oaxaca
The women weaving these plaited palm baskets are from the Zapotec community of San Luis Amatlan, a small town near Miahuatlan, Oaxaca Mexico. They weave and sell their baskets at one of the entrances to the Benito Juarez market in Oaxaca. Plaited baskets are also woven by Mixtec women in the Tlaxiaco area of the Mixteca Alta
This Nahua man sells baskets on Playa La Ropa in Zihuatanejo Guerrero Mexico. He is from Tlamacazapa Guerrero near Taxco where these pretty baskets are woven
Mexico. Open-air market, Divisadero Lookout, Copper Canyon.
Ihuatzio Michoacan is reknowned for its clever straw and reed weaving, which these two women have come to Patzcuaro to sell
РЫНКИ. ТОРГОВЛЯ
a Mazahua weaver from San Simon de la Laguna in the State of Mexico sells textiles from her community at Playa Troncones in Guerrero
Pottery Seller Zihuatanejo.
This young Nahua woman is walking the sands of playa La Ropa in Zihuatanejo Guerrero Mexico trying to sell these large painted ceramic platters to tourists. The pottery comes from the interior of Guerrero, from several Nahuatl speaking communities located in the Rio Balsas area
A Purepecha woman wears a typical blouse as she prepares food in a restaurant on the island of Janitzio in Michoacan Mexico
a young Triqui woman from San Juan Copala Oaxaca sells rebozos and other weavings to people attending church in Oaxaca Mexico.
Zapotec woman from San Vicente Coatlan buys fruit at a market in Oaxaca. The women of Coatlan are famous for making the chentena style blouses worn
Mexico. Two Indian ladies selling produce at the market in San Cristobal de las Casas.
A Zapotec woman from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec area sells clothing in the plaza of Oaxaca City Mexico
Altagracia sells weavings made by her daughters and other family members in the main plaza (zocalo) of Oaxaca Mexico.
The woman in this photo is wearing a Chinantec huipil woven in the area of Tlacoazintepec in northern Oaxaca. The double-headed bird is a typical design of Tlacoazintepec.
Clothing Seller Oaxaca
A clothing seller from the Isthmus of Tehuantepec is showing embroidered huipiles to a group of women in the city of Oaxaca Mexico.
I frequently see young woman wearing ankle length skirts like the buyers are wearing, especially in Chiapas, and I'm guessing that the women who wear these modest skirts are evangelical Christians.
The seller wears a long daily wear skirt called in Spanish "rabona." In Zapotec: "bisu di chucu"
Mexican Market in Downtown Cancun
Mexican Market
Mexico - Market. Fried grasshopper sellers
Mexico. In the Market Oaxaca. A Zapotec woman sells produce in a regional market in Oaxaca's valle central
Mexico. Lots of vegetables from the downtown market in Merida. Tomatoes, Potatoes, and Onions.
Mexico. Market
Mexico. Market day at San Cristobal de las Casas, one of the most indigenous-influenced cities in Mexico.
Mexico. Market, San Cristóbal de las Casas.
Mexico. Mayan Market near Chichen Itza.
Mexico. Mercado de San Juan de Dios. Cakes and desserts' stand.
Mexico. Mercado de San Juan de Dios. Fruit stores and greengrocers.
Mexico City Market
НЕКОТОРЫЕ ПРОДУКТЫ (крупным планом) :)
Corn and Ribbons
Mexico. Indian Corn.
Mexico. Yucatan. Merida market.
Mexico. Merida. Green Habaneros and lot of them from the downtown market.
Mexico. Nopales con espinas. Mercado de abastos de Guadalajara. Cactus with prickles
These green squashes are locally called goose pumpkins. The Amish farmers that run this produce stand put tiny hats and little clothing on them
ЖИВОТНЫЕ
burro pulls a cart through streets of Ocotlan, Oaxaca
Mexico. Colourful baby chicks at a market in Oaxaca.
Mexico. Llamingu. Llama waiting to go home from the Zumbagua market.
Otavalo Animal Market
Ox Team. Oaxaca Mexico.
ЭКШН
Aztec dance in the Zocalo of Mexico City
Playing the huehuetl Aztec drum in the Zocalo of Mexico City
(Заинька! :) если смотришь этот пост - обрати внимание на белого кролика на барабане!)
Musicians serenade swimmers on the beach at Barra de Potosi in Guerrero Mexico
ФИЕСТА
Chiapas Fiesta Mexico
Women and friends gather at the Charapan Michoacan church to celebrate a fiesta
Two couples enter a church in Oaxaca to celebrate a first communion. The women are dressed in magnificent costumes from the Juchitan region of the Tehuantepec istmo
Zinacantan fiesta Mexico
This group of people had just left the church in Cucucho Michoacan and were on their way to the town of Cheran for a big fiesta there
МУЖЧИНЫ
Ixtayutla Man Oaxaca
Roosters square off for the big fight on this musician's shirt. Boat to Isla Janitzio Michoacan
A Mazahua man carries a traditional embroidered morral or shoulder bag. Centro Ceremonial Mazahua in the state of Mexico
ЖЕНЩИНЫ
A Mazahua woman carries a ceremonial staff topped with the antler of a deer. Her beautiful quechquemitl is hand embroidered
A member of an Amuzgo women's coop stops by to see how business is going in San Pedro Amuzgos, Oaxaca.
a woman from the Tzotzil community of Huixtan Chiapas Mexico
Woman From Naupan
Woman with Apron Mexico
Ayuuk Mixe Woman
Nahua Queen Candidate
One weekend this Mazatec woman traveled to the city of Oaxaca from her home in Jalapa de Diaz, part of the Mazateca Baja region, to sell embroidered textiles.
Woman From Yalalag
Some Purepecha women who live on the island of Janitzio in Lake Patzcuaro Michoacan still wear traditional dress
Five Regions of Oaxaca
Women Tenejapa Chiapas
КОСЫ
1. Mexico. Women at the Patzcuaro market.
2. Young Tzeltal woman. Tenejapa, Chiapas.
1. A Zapotec woman with beautiful decorated braids sells tortillas in a market in Oaxaca.
2. Woman in Ayautla Huipil
A Triqui woman from San Juan Copala Oaxaca brings her child to a church to receive a blessing from the Virgen de Juquila
A Zapotec woman from the Istmo of Tehuantepec sells flowers in the zocalo of Oaxaca Mexico
These Mazahua women are dressed in the ceremonial traje of Santa Ana Nichi in the State of Mexico. Their colorful quechquemitls are hand embroidered