The traditional huipil from the Yucatan Peninsula (pronounced wee-pill, or wee-peel) is a vibrant symbol of Mayan culture, renowned for its loose-fitting design and colorful embroidered patterns.

From 20th century aprons to commodity bag dresses, the Textile and Costume Museum at LSU explores fashion and textiles through the ages. The museum's exhibition “Trajé, Maya Textile Artistry ...

Women were the traditional weavers in Maya society. Some of the earliest Maya weaving dates to 1000 - 800 BC. Back to top. ... Activity 1: Quiz – Maya clothing. Back to top.

UC Santa Cruz psychologist Barbara Rogoff has been working with Mayan communities in Guatemala for decades to document traditional collaboration and learning practices. Her latest research follows up ...