Huipil Dress San Juan mustard yellow with blue brocade FLOWERS closes with a zipper

closes with a zipper

the nature that surrounds them

It has ruffles on the sleeves which gives it an even more romantic touch compared to the classic version of San Antonino

The waist loom included in T-shirt with woven patch ecru red was made in 2 days

Huipil Dress San Juan mustard yellow with blue brocade FLOWERS closes with a zipperThis Huipil Dress San Juan mustard yellow with blue brocade is a one panel huipil, slightly open at the bottom side. The word huipil comes from the Nahuatl word huipilli, which means blouse or ornate dress. The huipil speaks and has its own voice. Through each embroidery and stitch that craftsmen and craftswomen have captured in it, it tells stories and transmits feelings. Its elaboration process begins by tangling the thread to form a warp, which is