Woven Collection (page 2)

Guatemala, Chichicastenango. Local outdoor market

Bamboo woven mask, Hanoi, Vietnam

Detail of woven basket in Hoi An, Vietnam

Turkey, Kusadasi. Turkish carpet workshop & showroom

Uttar Dari Village, Raba (weavers) Tribe, Assam State, northeast India, woven platter, chopping tool and leaves on the porch of a house

Colorful Straw baskets, shoes and other handicraft items, Chengdu, Sichuan, China

Africa, Morocco, Fes. Woven Moroccan silk textiles and scarves

Normandy sheep, Mont Saint-Michel, Normandy, France

Georgia, Mtskheta. Religious art in the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral

Asia, Bhutan, Bumthang. Textiles of Bhutan

Africa, Morocco, Marrakech. Colorful Baskets of Morocco

West Africa, The Gambia, Banjul. A collection of colorful woven baskets viewed from above

USA, NM, Gallup, Handmade Navajo Rugs for Sale

Ojo Caliente, New Mexico, United States. Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs and spa. (PR)

Peru. Pile of felt hats with satin rims on a pile of woven mantas

South America, Peru, ruins at Pisac, famous Pisac market, Peruvian crafts, typical souvenir wool blankets

South America, Peru, famous Pisac market, Peruvian crafts, hand knit gloves with llamas

SA, Peru, Chinchero Hand-woven blanket detail, Chinchero market
SA, Peru, Chinchero, Hand-woven blanket detail, Chinchero market

Traditional hand made Panamanian handicrafts. Embera Indian grass basket in front
Embera Indian grass basket in front of colorful hand stitched Kuna Indian mola

Mexico, Baja California Sur, Todos Santos, Souvenir Blankets

Mexico, Oaxaca, Detail of hand-woven rug using Zapotec Indian design displayed at art gallery along the Alameda near the Iglesia de Santo Domingo and the citys historic Zocalo

Mexico, Oaxaca. Colorful straw and woven handicrafts (baskets) from Jamiltepex Village

Mexico, San Miguel de Allende, Woven mask in market. Credit as: Nancy Rotenberg / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Mexico, Oaxaca. Hand woven blankets for sale in the market

Macushi people &weaving split vine Yupukari village Savannah, Rupununi
Macushi people weaving split cane. The matape is used to strain boiled yucca to remove toxins. Fairview Amerindian village, Iwokrama Reserve, Guyana

Weaving split cane Matape Macushi people, Fairview Amerindian village
Macushi people weaving split cane. The matape is used to strain boiled yucca to remove toxins. Fairview Amerindian village, Iwokrama Reserve, Guyana

Antigua, Guatemala. Mayan textiles

Central America, Guatemala, Santiago. Closeup of weaving at the market in Santiago
Guatemala, Santiago. Closeup of weaving at the market in Santiago

Antigua, Guatemala: Loomed fabric detail

Guatemala: San Antonio, weaving on backstrap loom, July

Poland. Basket of Boletus sp. and other edible fungi

Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico - Radial pattern woven with natural fibers. Horizontal shot
Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico - Radial pattern woven with natural fibers

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