Mexican Indians use reed and palm to make objects of everyday use in Mexico. Man pull bundle of reed over Lerma river shore. Bundles of reed put in standing position. Reed pile on the shore put for drying.
Mexican Indians use reed and palm to make objects of everyday use in Mexico. Making of sleeping mats called 'Pelates' (Peh-tah'-tez) in Mexico. Dry reeds spread over wooden logs. Man takes water in mouth and sprinkles it on reeds. A man weaves mat. He put bunch of Reeds at cross position and put a stone on it. He starts weaving and presses it by stone.
Mexican Indians use reed and palm to make objects of everyday use in Mexico. Animation shows Palm plants grown on Sierras slopes. Palm plant. People sit with bundles of palm leaves in market. Man put leaves on ropes to tie.
Mexican Indians use reed and palm to make objects of everyday use in Mexico. A boy braid palm leaves into strips and weaves strips into hats. A man weaves hat of Palm leaves.
Mexican Indians use reed and palm to make objects of everyday use in Mexico. Basket made of palm leafs. Map shows location of Toluca near Mexico City. A man winds palm leaf strips around straws and makes base of basket. Woman gives finishing touch to a basket.
Mexican Indians use reed and palm to make objects of everyday use in Mexico. A man shreds palm leaf in narrow strips with needle. He puts needle in a leaf and pulls it towards the end of leaf.
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