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Traje de Mujer de Alahualtitla

Woman's attire from Alahualtita, Veracruz

Group: Nahua de la Huasteca Veracruzana
Photography: MUREM

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Skirt, 2021
Elaborated by: Pánfila María Martínez
Origin: Veracruz, 2021.
Elaboration: Also called Kewyitl Cotton fabric embroidered with synthetic wool of “chizo” or “hechizo”

Quechquémitl, 2021
Elaborated by: Pánfila María Martínez
Origin: Veracruz, 2021.
Elaboration: Also written like Kechkemitl Cotton fabric embroidered with synthetic wool of “chizo” or “hechizo”

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