A Mapuche woman carries a loom weaving piece in Puerto Saavedra of Araucania, Chile, on May 21, 2022. A total of 426 indigenous Mapuche women from Chile and Argentina completed a loom weaving piece which measures about 900 meters in length, seeking to break a world record. (Xinhua)
A Mapuche woman weaves on a loom in Puerto Saavedra of Araucania, Chile, on May 21, 2022. A total of 426 indigenous Mapuche women from Chile and Argentina completed a loom weaving piece which measures about 900 meters in length, seeking to break a world record. (Xinhua)
Mapuche women weave on a loom in Puerto Saavedra of Araucania, Chile, on May 21, 2022. A total of 426 indigenous Mapuche women from Chile and Argentina completed a loom weaving piece which measures about 900 meters in length, seeking to break a world record. (Xinhua)
Mapuche women shows a loom weaving piece in Puerto Saavedra of Araucania, Chile, on May 21, 2022. A total of 426 indigenous Mapuche women from Chile and Argentina completed a loom weaving piece which measures about 900 meters in length, seeking to break a world record. (Xinhua)
Mapuche women weave in Puerto Saavedra of Araucania, Chile, on May 21, 2022. A total of 426 indigenous Mapuche women from Chile and Argentina completed a loom weaving piece which measures about 900 meters in length, seeking to break a world record. (Xinhua)
Mapuche women weave in Puerto Saavedra of Araucania, Chile, on May 21, 2022. A total of 426 indigenous Mapuche women from Chile and Argentina completed a loom weaving piece which measures about 900 meters in length, seeking to break a world record. (Xinhua)
