Indigenous women weave fabric on Ollantaytambo sidewalk

Two indigenous women are sitting on the ground weaving fabric. They wear traditional clothing, including colorful hats. One woman wears a red sweater and has a brown purse slung over her shoulder. The other wears a maroon sweater. They are working on looms set up on the ground. One loom is strung with red yarn, and the other is strung with striped green, purple, and white yarn. The ground is made of cobblestones. In the background are various items including a backpack, a metal stand, and a white bucket.

The image depicts a street scene in Ollantaytambo, Peru. Two indigenous women are weaving fabric on the sidewalk, positioned near a shop with signs indicating money exchange (ATM, EURO, DOLAR). Colorful hats and textiles are displayed on a table in front of them. The storefront of "Uchucuta Restaurant Market & Souvenir" is visible with multiple signs, including a "Veggie Healthy Delicious Menu" sign. Another restaurant, "Mijunapaq," is also indicated by a wooden sign. The building architecture is a mix of wood and stone. A person wearing a green shirt and carrying a black backpack stands near the textile display. The street is paved with rough stones.

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Ollantaytambo, Peru · May 13, 2026, 9:45 PM · 0.9k attention

The image depicts a street scene in Ollantaytambo, Peru. Two indigenous women are weaving fabric on the sidewalk, positioned near a shop with signs indicating money exchange (ATM, EURO, DOLAR). Colorful hats and textiles are displayed on a table in front of them. The storefront of "Uchucuta Restaurant Market & Souvenir" is visible with multiple signs, including a "Veggie Healthy Delicious Menu" sign. Another restaurant, "Mijunapaq," is also indicated by a wooden sign. The building architecture is a mix of wood and stone. A person wearing a green shirt and carrying a black backpack stands near the textile display. The street is paved with rough stones.