Pump up the color

Guatemalan artisan candies

I am sorry guys, I know it gets boring, but I have to bring another photo with rich colors. These are wrappers made with tusa (dried cornhusk leaves) and then colored. Tusa is used most commonly for wrapping tamales, but you can see it can wrap other things.

Can you guess what is inside?

7 Responses to “Pump up the color”




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  1. Kate Says:

    “Candy is dandy/but liquor is quicker.” Dorothy Parker. Candy??

  2. nuno Says:

    I’m sure is candy like kate said because there is a bee in the yellow wrapper.

  3. Edwin Says:

    don’t apologize. colour is always good.

  4. Yanit Says:

    I was going to say Candy =(…

  5. sompopo Says:

    Its a sugar type candy. We have some here hanging in the kitchen.

  6. Rudy Girón Says:

    Guys and gals, I thought it was going to be a difficult guess, but it looks like from the first comment made by Kate the answer was revealed.

    Also, I am sorry for the delayed replies; I was away in a little trip to Mexico.

  7. Antigua Guatemala Daily Photo » Blog Archive » Enjoy it while it lasts! Says:

    [...] Sometimes when you start a series you don’t know where to begin. I have colors, rich saturated colors for you. But, I will start slow; raising the intensity as we progress; kind of like rising the volume. Which remains me of another photo with lost of colors: Pump up the color. [...]

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