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The Evolving Ikat Tradition in Guatemala

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Tomas's wife, Josefa Coche Chichom (who is also a weaver for Cojolya) presents the completed jaspe threads to Cojolya’s master weaver, Maria Sosof Ixbalan. They are warped and ready to be taken to a weaver's home for assembling on the loom. These women are both wearing huipiles (modern and traditional) and cortes that identify them as being from the village of Santiago Atitlan.

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