This huipil is made in collaboration with the Tacuate people with embroidery  made by Amuzgas women. 

It is made in backstrap loom by the expert hands of the Tacuata master craftswomen and embroidered with the characteristic “little animals” of  Amuzgo people.

(Both Amuzgo and Tacuate people embroider animals, but there is a difference between them).   

This huipil is made with cotton that the farmers harvest in their fields.

It is a thick cotton thread very difficult to weave because it needs a lot of strength, every day there are fewer women who want to weave these huipils because some of them have waist and hip ailments due to the weight of the cotton loom. 

The effort and fatigue contributed by women artisans should be valued.

The backstrap loom Huipil is not expensive, it is a wearable art.

Technique: Handmade on backstrap loom

Material : Cotton

Primary color: Bicolor

Secondary color: Red (brocade).

Sizes : One Size, fits well Small to Large.

Width: 25.5"

Length: 47.5"

Neck circumference: 26

Armhole: 9"

Open side: 5"

Panels: 3

Pull up

      Care instructions:

• Preferably dry clean.

• Hand wash or delicate cycle.

• Wash in cold water.

• Do not mix.

• Do not tumble dry, dry in shade.

• Do not use bleach.

• It may fade when washed.

NOTES:

• Rustic and irregular texture

• Please note that color or texture variation is normal in handmade garments. 

• Colors may be unrepeatable and irregular in some garments after they are woven or created.

Notice:

Returns are allowed only when the customer notifies his desire to return the garment the same day it was received and in the same conditions.  

Not applicable for PO box.