This vibrant Guatemalan huipil is a stunning example of traditional Mayan weaving, handcrafted on a backstrap loom using the classic three-panel construction. Rich with symbolism, the textile features bright floral motifs and birds, designs commonly representing nature, fertility, and spiritual connection in Mayan culture.

The bold horizontal stripes and intricate brocade work showcase exceptional skill and artistry. The huipil is open at the sides, allowing for versatile styling—wear it traditionally layered over a skirt or pants, or style it as a statement blouse or textile art piece.

Each huipil is one of a kind, reflecting the individual weaver’s creativity and regional heritage.

Details:

• Origin: Guatemala

• Technique: Handwoven on a backstrap loom

• Construction: Traditional 3-panel huipil

• Design: Bright florals with birds and geometric striping

• Measurements: Approximately 34” wide x 22” long

• Neck opening: 22”

• Sides: Open

• Condition: Vintage / handmade textile with light, natural wear consistent with age

Perfect for collectors of indigenous textiles, lovers of folk art fashion, or anyone seeking a bold, authentic piece of Mayan craftsmanship.