The Journey of a Tzotzil-Maya Woman of Chiapas. Mexico: Pass Well Over the Earth
Author:Christine Eber and Flor de Margarita Pérez Pérez
Category:Book
Publisher:University of Texas Press
Published: 2011
Description:
In her life story Flor de Margarita (“Antonia”) relates her experiences learning to weave, teaching her daughters to weave, and organizing women weavers in her community into cooperatives. In one chapter Flor de Margarita tells the story of traveling to the International Folk Art Market in Santa Fe, NM in 2005 to sell for her fellow weavers. https://www.christineeber.com https://weaving-for-justice.org
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