ixtle造句

• The ixtle head covering is supposed to mimic blonde hair.
• However the finest ixtle thread is used to make garments.
• Santa Anita Nopalucan makes petate s from palm and ixtle.
• In Ezequiel Montes, ixtle fiber is used to make sisal and rope.
• Traditional handcrafts include embroidered clothing and articles made from maguey fiber ( ixtle ).
• Tequisquiapan makes crafts with rattan, roots, juniper and pine branches along with ixtle.
• Native Americans have used fibers from the leaves ( commonly called " ixtle'."
• The maguey plant from which pulque is made, is also the source for ixtle fiber.
• Many of these pieces decorated with piteado, a kind of embroidery using tough ixtle fiber.
• Traditional handcrafts include items made from ixtle fiber, baskets, weaving, pottery, and wood items.
• Ixtle thread is also used to embroider leather items such as hats, bridles, reigns, cinches.
• The Parachicos dress in a mask, a helmet or wig made of ixtle, a Saltillo style sarape.
• Leather pieces such as belts and bags can be found embroidered with ixtle fiber, which is extracted from maguey leaves.
• Pur閜echa weavers worked with white and brown cotton, as well as a rougher fiber from the maguey plant called ixtle.
• Today it is still used to make finer ayates, with women who can make the best ixtle goods having prestige.
• Note that it's also called " Ixtle " and in searches you also see fibre ( as opposed to fiber ).
• In Zac醤, there are still some older artisans who make sombreros using ixtle, which are waterproof and traditionally used for fieldwork.
• In Chiapas, palm fronds are often used, along with ixtle, which is most commonly used by the Becal, Campeche.
• This and other toys are made in the town of Naxthey, which also makes palm and ixtle items for carrying and storage.
• A heavier shirt in black or blue with white stripes may be worn over this along with an ixtle fiber bag and huarache sandals.