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A woman from the Quiche Maya tribe praying at the steps of Santo Tomas church in Chichicastenango, Guatemala.
Central America - At the market of Santiago de Atitlan (Guatemala), the men still wore their customary striped trousers when this picture was taken; little by little, however, European-cut shirts were already replacing their traditional garments. - 1980
Indian girl from San Cristobal de Totonicapan - Guatemala
This indo girl from the village of Alto Caballero in Panama belongs to the Guaymi people.
A girl from the Cuna tribe settled on the archipelago of the San Blas Islands, in Panama
Detail of a polychrome ceramic vessel belonging to the late Maya culture (Archaeology and Ethnology Museum, Guatemala City).
A pig market in San Francisco el Alto, in Guatemala. Most of today’s domestic animals in Central America were brought by the Spaniards.
A Cuna woman on one of the San Blas Islands (Panama) manufacturing a mola, a traditional blouse adorned with geometric or mythological motifs, just like the one she is wearing.
