amate old use

However, amate paper has been made as a commodity only since the 1960s.

This has led to more innovations being made in amate production.

Make a piñata, try your hand at an amate and join in the dancing!

The sale of amate paper has connected this small town to the outside world.

The small town is the principal producer of amate paper in Mexico.

He even integrated indigenous amate paper in to some of his works.

Amate is 27 and has been in the US for eight years.

She ran away into the hills and hid under an amate tree.

The commercialization of amate paper has had negative environmental effects.

The ability to use industrial paper meant that the making of amate was on the decline in the mid-20th century.

We now know that amate was being used long before that.

Today, amate paper production is the main economic activity.

Amate paper production never completely died, nor did the rituals associated with it.

However, the largest change to the town's economy came in the 20th century with the commercialization of amate paper.

However, she did create small-scale works on amate paper, usually as gifts.

The town has less than five thousand inhabitants but is the main amate paper producer in the country.

For some ceremonial garments, amate or bark paper was used.

"I don't know why they don't like us here," said Amate.

Amate, a form of paper manufactured in Mexico.

Professor Cowen figures he has spent more than $100,000 on art, including his roughly 200 amate paintings, since the early 90's.

Amate is a station of the Seville Metro on the line 1.

However, most were made of degradable materials such as wood, amate paper, cloth and feathers.

Leatherworking, amate paper, folk art and more are displayed together in the largest room of the buildings.

Art was expressed on a variety of mediums such as ceramics, amate paper and architecture.

Amate paper was used most extensively during the Aztec Empire.