Open-Air Market by junge1
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Description
This open-air market in Pisac, at the upper end of the Sacred Valley of the Inca, displays locally made blankets, shawls, and other apparel and goods made by the Quechua using their own dyes and wool from their own livestock. There are probably very little of the items on display that are made from 'Baby Alpaca', but I wouldn't know the difference anyway. The important thing is that it is locally made using ancient Inca methods and patterns. There are no items here for sale that bear a 'Made in China'.label.
This picture was taken on 25 August 2014, Sig...
Comments (17)
That's a good thing right there - not made in China!
Great shot
The colorful work of local craft-masters always make a good remembrance.
(south of Eagar on 180/191 I think)
this reminds me of the charm in Mexico City open markets with the Indian crafts. the flood of colors are beautiufl
OK Richard, thanks!
Amazing sight and capture my friend. God bless.
All very tempting
What a wonderful, colorful market.
Interesting and inviting capture, all stuff in typical native colors, well seen 😃
Fantastic, great capture!
Great shot
Colorful market, superb capture!
Very colorful - I definitely would have bought some of their wares to bring home...
Shining work.
very good shot
very nice artwork. I love the patterns and colors of these items.
Beautiful display of goods. That blue llama(?) reminds me of Kuzco from Emperor's New Groove.