What is the custom of Indians?

Due to historical reasons, most Indians now live in remote rural areas. Like the Mayans, most other Indians kept their traditional customs. Indians still like to use rough clay pots, stone bowls and wooden spoons when cooking. When someone is sick, they collect herbs, or light them to smoke, or cook soup to bathe them. They still like to wear traditional clothes with their own national characteristics. Maya women in Yucatan Peninsula, regardless of age, wear loose white embroidered skirts and colorful flowers. Men wear loose white trousers, straw hats and sandals. Indian women in the central plateau love to wear embroidered tops and long skirts with vertical stripes. They wear a versatile shawl called "Reboco". This shawl can not only keep out the sun, but also keep out the cold. You can also carry children and pack things. Clothing with national characteristics has become an obvious symbol of Indians. Many Indians still live in primitive houses. In Yucatan Peninsula, the Mayans carved out a flat land in the Woods, used local materials, fixed thick branches on the ground one by one, formed a big circle, and put the big leaves of palm trees on it, and the house was built.