The Beraún family poses by the tapestry loom:
This closeup shows the beautiful detail of Hovita's work:
After inspecting the tapestries, we hiked up a high hill east of town. Here Scott is stopped by an angry, barking, but hopefully harmless, dog:
From a high cliff, Scott got this view of the little valley on the outskirts of town:
At one point on the hill, we got a nice view of our Tarma home. It's the blue house in the middle of the picture:
4 comments:
WOW! That is amazing. Glad that dog didn't eat you.
It's amazing how those tapestry artisans are able to reproduce the original pictures. In your first photo, I couldn't even tell one of the images of Christ was a tapestry until I clicked on it.
I'm still so amazed by those beautiful tapestries!
That's something we'll be bringing back with us from our visit there in August/September - one of those gorgeous tapestries. Amazing workmanship!
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