couple with a child in Salasaca child woman brushing her hair making dinner near a door making dinner man eating tincture spinning

 

 

weaving field work field work field work men carring a coffin portrait of an old woman portrait of a mother with her daughter

 

 

portrait of a girl portrait of a man portrait of a woman portrait of a man portrait of a woman portrait of a man portrait of a woman with her daughter

 

 

portrait of a woman with her child portrait of a man portrait of a man

 

The Salascas Indians were deported by the Incas in the 15th century. Since then they have been living in the Ecuadorian Sierra. Well-known for their making carpets they also live on agriculture and breeding. They try to maintain their tradition against all the odds. Tungurahua Province, July 1999 and 2000.