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Ixtle, also
known by the
trade name
Tampico fiber, is a
stiff plant fiber obtained from a
number of
Mexican plants,
chiefly species of
Agave and Yucca...
- earplugs.
Their slings were
likely made from
maguey fiber,
either a type of
ixtle from one of the
agave type
maguey plants such as
henequen (Agave fourcroydes)...
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Darning stitches Hand-spun
cotton cloth, silk
floss Piteado Central America Ixtle or pita thread,
leather Quillwork North America Beads, cloth, feathers,...
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Tools used to
obtain agave's
ixtle fibers, at the
Museo de Arte Po****r,
Mexico City, D.F....
- from
ixtle, wicker,
mesquite roots, reeds, pine needles, pine
strips and
cactus ribs.
Textile work is
produced all over the state,
using cotton,
ixtle, lechugilla...
- foot **c/l-a(h)ku
sharp **cɪʔyə ear **l/y-ɔkɔ(n) blood; meat **ryi(+)ne
ixtle **siya guts;
heart **(n)seʔə(n)
white **tyuwa
mouth **c/l-oʔwɔ mountain;...
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making and rope are made in most
areas of the state. In
Ezequiel Montes,
ixtle fiber is used to make
sisal and rope. In Peñamiller
henequen is used. In...
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fashioned from netting.
Footwear included sandals made from
leather or
ixtle fibers.
Following the
missionary period, Cochimí
descendants adopted elements...
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Spanish word;
mezquite "mesquite",
zapote "sapota", jícama "jicama",
ixtle "
ixtle",
cenzontle "mockingbird", tuza "husk", pozole, tamales,
huacal "crate"...
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worked into
baskets and
other items include reeds,
willow branches and
ixtle. The
working of all
these fibres and
materials is
primarily done by women...
