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Zinacantan Chiapas Mexico
The Tzotzil Maya are the indigenous direct descendants of the Maya civilization. The word "tzotzil" means "people of wool", they make their clothing primarily out of wool and it has become a trade supported by tourism. Looms for weaving are anchored around the waist.
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Location: Zinacantan Chiapas Mexico
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