conveying a cultural expression of the community to which they belong

The upper end of the loom is tied to a tree while the other end is secured around the weaver's waist using a 'mecapal

Su construcción comenzó en 1949 y se completó en 1956

lechuguilla is more abundant in northern Mexico

Its enduring fiber

JERGA POR METRO cotton conveying a cultural expression of"Jerga" is the name for cleaning cloth in Mexico. The unique weave used to make this item makes it extremely resistant and durable. Jerga is a multipurpose cleaning cloth, although its primary use in Mexico is for floor cleaning. About Jerga: The Real Academia Espaola defines "Jerga" as "thick and coarse fabric." In Mexico, particularly, this term is used to refer to a textile that began to be produced in colonial times by Spanish entrepreneurs in