Mayan textile traditions

Mayan textile traditions are a rich cultural heritage involving intricate weaving and dyeing techniques that date back thousands of years. They use natural fibers like cotton and agave to create vibrant, patterned fabrics often featuring symbolic designs and motifs representing Mayan beliefs and identity. Weaving is a highly skilled craft passed down through generations, with patterns and colors signifying community, social status, and individual identity. These textiles are used for clothing, ceremonial purposes, and as a form of artistic expression, reflecting the Mayan worldview and cultural resilience.