Esther's photos with the keyword: weaver

Samburu/Buffalo Springs National Reserve Kenya AIMG 8229

Maasai Mara, Kenya LIMG 1659

I'm not sure what type of masked weaver this is. LIMG 1515

Samburu/Buffalo Springs National Reserve, Kenya LIMG 1143-1

LIMG 1116-1

LIMG 1112-1

Chinchero, Peru is a village at an altitude of approximately 12,500 feet in which many of the locals still dress in traditional attire. The women, particularly unmarried ones, braid their hair and wear woven clothing and red felt hats. There are a number of weaving cooperatives in the village that allow the women to earn an income. AIMG 1335

Chinchero, Peru is a village at an altitude of approximately 12,500 feet in which many of the locals still dress in traditional attire. The women, particularly unmarried ones, braid their hair and wear woven clothing and red felt hats. Their skirts are plain black, but they wear decorated petticoats underneath that are normally not exposed to the public. There are a number of weaving cooperatives in the village that allow the women to earn an income. AIMG 1331

Chinchero, Peru is a village at an altitude of approximately 12,500 feet in which many of the locals still dress in traditional attire. The women, particularly unmarried ones, braid their hair and wear woven clothing and red felt hats. There are a number of weaving cooperatives in the village that allow the women to earn an income. AIMG 1344

Chinchero, Peru is a village at an altitude of approximately 12,500 feet in which many of the locals still dress in traditional attire. The women, particularly unmarried ones, braid their hair and wear woven clothing and red felt hats. There are a number of weaving cooperatives in the village that allow the women to earn an income. AIMG 1326

Chinchero, Peru is a village at an altitude of approximately 12,500 feet in which many of the locals still dress in traditional attire. The women, particularly unmarried ones, braid their hair and wear woven clothing and red felt hats. There are a number of weaving cooperatives in the village that allow the women to earn an income. AIMG 1328

Weavers at San Pedro de los Olivos, Ecuador tie strings around the yarn before dipping it in the dye to create white patterns amid the color. Their young children run around the area while they work. AIMG 0094

Spiney orb weaver, Monterey del Mar, Costa Rica AIMG_0393

Spiney orb weaver, Monterey del Mar, Costa Rica AIMG_0386

Many of the beautiful Indian fabrice are woven in small shops or homes, such as this one in Varanasi, India. The pattern for the fabric is in the chart on the left. AIMG_9965

Working a handloom in Jaipur, India to make a rug. AIMG_5042

Tanzania AAfrica.2 2006 431A