Hopi Indigenous man weaving [1]

Among Hopi Indians weaving is traditionally men's work, In the home and in the kiva, the underground ceremonial room that serves as a gathering place for the men when not required for ceremonial observances, the men weave belts, mantas, sashes, wedding robes and , occasionally, woolen yarns. Linhof camera, 135 mm Wide Field Ektar lens, 4X5 Anscochrome film, Electronic Speed flash. A man in a red shirt and head band facing a loom with a small work on it. He has long hair tied up with a white tie. the work that he is weaving is red, blue, green,black and white.