Sentences with phrase «local traditional clothing»

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Being the only tourist at the local market, and seeing the beautiful traditional clothing and textiles of the villagers was a highlight.

Colonial buildings have been built on Inca walls, there are Inca ruins on every side and the streets are filled with local mountain people, still clad in traditional dress.

Ethnic groups can be seen in their traditional costumes, since western clothing isn't very common here; locals simply love their traditions, which also includes men smoking strange looking pipes that seem to be unique to this area...

Here you will also see the difference between the Local and Tourist market, later, visit a Moreria where traditional dance clothing as well as wooden masks are made for the traditional dances, also visit the local 400 year old church where the Popol Vuh (mayan bible) was fLocal and Tourist market, later, visit a Moreria where traditional dance clothing as well as wooden masks are made for the traditional dances, also visit the local 400 year old church where the Popol Vuh (mayan bible) was flocal 400 year old church where the Popol Vuh (mayan bible) was found!

The Glenti consists of local and interstate entertainment and acts and besides being able to eat Greek food, you can see people wearing traditional Greek clothing, be enlightened by the Greek culture, listen to Greek music, and see traditional dancing and much more.

You'll experience the local men and women wearing their traditional hand woven clothing.

The local people wear traditional clothing, such as colorful ponchos and traditional hats.

Take your time and shop for a new surfboard, Thai furniture, Huichol craftwork, typical local candy, exotic fruits, hand - made hats, guayaberas (loose - fitting shirts), fine linens, traditional Mexican jewelry, or exclusive designer clothing.

African marketplaces are flooded with Western cast - offs to the point that local governments believe the second - hand clothing industry is eroding traditional textile industries and weakening demand for locally produced clothing.

When World of Good by eBay asked me to choose my favorite eco-fashion picks from their fair trade marketplace — packed with thousands of products that positively influence people and planet — for a feature on their site, I jumped at the chance to go «virtual window shopping» and pick accessories that accent outfits, regardless of seasonal trends or personal style; I honed in on clothing made by hand with high - quality, local and traditional textiles, crafts that create employment in underserved areas, and accessories made with low - impact materials and following fair trade standards.

Portable Light textiles with flexible solar materials and solid state lighting enable the world's poorest people to create and own energy harvesting bags, blankets, and clothing using local materials and traditional weaving and sewing techniques in an open source model.»