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Ch'ol Embroidery
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In the corazón of Chiapas, Ch’ol is a Mayan ancestral embroidery passed throughout generations to preserve the knowledge of their ancestors. Using manta fabric, or cotton, the patterns are marked onto the fabric before they are cut. Requiring a lot of planning, each mark creates a path, and a movement of strokes to create magnificent symbolism. A transmission of Mayan cosmovisions embedded in each piece to create connections to heaven and earth, its vibrant geometric shapes explore dualities and wisdom. Showcasing the growth of the community, Ch’ol embroidery is a significant rich textile, one with infinite threads connecting humanity.
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