Magda-Alicia shows off her hand-woven tops that she makes and sells at the market. These intricate and colorful designs are intended for wedding or other special occasions. They sell for around $100-$150 and supposedly can last most of a lifetime. Taken in San Pedro Sacatepequez, Guatemala. Read more about our visits to Kiva microfinance borrowers in Guatemala. © www.uncorneredmarket.com
A traditional style of weaving in Guatemala is called backstrap weaving. A rope ties the loom to a higher point on a wall and an intricate weaving technique ensues. Taken in a village outside of San Pedro Sacatepeque in Guatemala. Read more about our visits to Kiva microfinance borrowers in Guatemala. © www.uncorneredmarket.com
A simple sawdust carpet (alfombra) lines the road for the procession of San Cristobal edl Bajo church on Maundy Thursday (Jueves Santo). Taken during Holy Week (Semana Santa) festivities in Antigua, Guatemala. © www.uncorneredmarket.com
