A Roman soldier during the re-enactment and procession of San Cristobal el Bajo church on Maundy Thursday (Jueves Santo). Taken during Holy Week (Semana Santa) festivities in Antigua, Guatemala. © www.uncorneredmarket.com
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
