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2 women of Puka-Puka weave fabric and woolly hats, indigenous people near Sucre. Bolivia
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2 women of Puka-Puka weave fabric and woolly hats, indigenous people near Sucre. (720x480px), Photo: © Mark Berman
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Wearing a traditional hat, this woman sows together a bag, crafts in Puka-Puka.
Puka-Puka woman is weaving traditional clothing in her village and community.
Young child in a traditional shawl from the Puka-Puka village 64kms from Sucre.
Colorful traditional shawls woven by the locals of Puka-Puka, an indigenous village.
