1 of 10
In order to face the COVID-19 pandemic, the Otomi community asks for solidarity of the population, exchanging typical crafts for food, general cleaning equipment and other products.
Image Credit: AFP
2 of 10
Indigenous Otomi Maricela Perez, wears a face shield reading 'We stop this virus together' as a preventive measure against the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, while waiting for customers to barter their crafts for goods in Mexico City.
Image Credit: AFP
3 of 10
Indigenous Otomi women Mariana Gonzalez (R) and Maricela Perez wait for customers to barter their crafts for goods in Mexico City.
Image Credit: AFP
4 of 10
A woman wearing a face mask bartered for goods to Otomi indigenous women in Mexico City.
Image Credit: AFP
5 of 10
Mariana Gonzalez (L) and Maricela Perez, members of indigenous Otomi ethnic group wear a face shield as a preventive measure against the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, while bartering crafts for goods in Mexico City.
Image Credit: AFP
6 of 10
Handmade dolls of the Otomi ethnic community.
Image Credit: AFP
7 of 10
A customer holds a handmade doll of the Otomi ethnic community in Mexico City.
Image Credit: AFP
8 of 10
Mariana Gonzalez of the indigenous Otomi ethnic group wearing a protective mask shows the different dolls to a woman who arrived with merchandises to change for crafts in Mexico City.
Image Credit: AFP
9 of 10
ndigenous Otomi Maricela Perez waits for customers to barter their crafts for goods in Mexico City.
Image Credit: AFP
10 of 10
Indigenous Otomi women Mariana Gonzalez (R) and Maricela Perez waits for customers to barter their crafts for goods in Mexico City.
Image Credit: AFP