伊克切尔土著西装博物馆

我在危地马拉住了一夜,作为一个大老爷们,我本来可能根本就想不到要逛一个织物博物馆的。但是,因为有些空闲时间没处去,我所在的地方又正好有三个博物馆,我就决定进这里看一看。结果不看不知道,一看很喜欢!在这里,你不仅可以了解到危地马拉的纺织历史,还可以学习到更多。在这里,你可以大致了解到(虽然比较概要吧)危地马拉的历史。那边还有一个区,专门展示照片,非常珍贵。我只有四十五分钟的时间,其实在那边按顺序看下去,大概可以看几个小时。如果你有富余的时间,到这里来,不管是时间和金钱上都是很值得的。

谢天谢地啊,幸亏有人有远见把危地马拉这富有的纺织传统保留了下来。你的眼睛将享受到视觉的盛宴,从各种色系的颜色到各种不同的风格,都分别按不同的地域和时期排列起来。多么宝贵的宝藏啊!给自己两到三个小时,好好地把这些纺织品艺术都参观一遍。千万不要错过他们为你提供放映的纪录短片,短片有英文解说和西班牙语解说两种语言。

在危地马拉市游玩时一定要来这里参观一下。精美的纺织展品上都有西班牙和英文文字标注。内容很充实,又不会令人感难以应付。我还会来参观这家博物馆的。

这些展出的编织物非常棒,我很震撼!让我对危地马拉的历史多了一层了解。我爱危地马拉和这儿的人们。如果还有机会我一定还会再来这个博物馆的。

这座博物馆虽然有点小,却很有魅力。它展出的都是来自危地马拉高地的妇女们手工编织品。展品陈列合理,也有一些来自全国各地的新奇物品,镶框说明也很清楚(也有英语的说明),这里还有一些旧的手工织物的编制过程的实景模型。这些展品都很优秀,为你接下来参观编织品企业做好准备。纪念品商店会有一些很好看、品质也上乘的编织品出售。尽管价格肯定比村里的要高一些,但是品质有保障。除此之外,还有其他一些可爱的物品,如明信片、便签纸等。你可以花点时间老店里看看。

Easy to walk thru and look at all sorts of indigenous woven articles of clothing. Took less than 45 minutes.

This museum is located on the University grounds, along with two other museums so you get to see all three. We made a day of it and visited them all, had lunch on the grounds (Burger King - the only restaurant there) and walked around the grounds. Very educational and beautiful.

This museum is worth a visit when you are in the neighbourhood. It is next to the popul vuh museum, that is in my opinion less attractive. But you have to visit the two museums and then go to the city center for a good lunch.

This is a beautiful, varied museum on the campus of the Universidad Francisco Marroquín. Next visit To Guatemala, consider spending a day in Guatemala City in order to take in this museum, neighboring Popol Vuh archaeological museum, and the historical center of the city.

This is an excellent collection! I highly recommend it. Be sure to check out the other 2 museums in the area as well as the University. It is a great area to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and walk around.

The wonderful variety of colorful clothing and head gear of the traditional Mayan people is a great part of the Guatemala experience. Museo Ixchel gives an in-depth history and background of the Mayan clothing and textile traditions that added greatly to our Guatemala stay. It's a new museum, well kept up and with lots of signage in English as well as three documentaries in either English or Spanish.

We had planned to stay an extra two days in Guatemala City so we could visit this museum and the Popol Vuh. The website said it was only closed December 31st and January 1st. However, when we arrived in our taxi, the entire campus was closed off and both the museums were closed until January 5. There are lots of tourists in Guatemala City right now for the holidays. This is not a very good way to treat them.

A very well categorized display of Mayan Textiles form antiquity to present. Nice souvenir shop of quality goods

Definitely worth while visiting. We have been on numerous occasions. With friends and family. The place is just breathtaking. Be sure when you purchase your entrance that they explain all. That means that you could purchase a ticket to one, two or tree sites. Most of the time they won’t tell you that at the entrance, then when you finish your fist visit they will let you know and of course here is where the trick comes. Then you will have to pay more to visit the other sites. Be aware of that. Ask for a pass to see all the sites. Otherwise you will have to pay individually for each place you want to visit. This is a place that can easily take you 2 hours to visit. So dedicate time for this visit. If you are on your own or with friends without any transportation, getting here could be tricky. Walking from Avenida la Reforma to this place is Dangerous. So keep an eye. Not only on muggers, but also on tricky policeman.

If you love or work with fashion you must come to this place! One of the best textiles/fashion museums in the world, for sure! The facilities were the best that I remember seeing in a museum in Central America. The only "bad" thing is that you can't take pictures.