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Conjunto de China Poblana

China Poblana's attire

Group: Mestiza/símbolo nacional
Photography: Larry White

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Blouse, 2016
Elaborated by: Unknown
Origin: 2016. Donated by Angeles López-Portillo de Stiteler
Elaboration: White satin bodice with a machine-sewn motif and hand-embroidered on the neck with synthetic silk thread with floral motifs.

Skirt, 1970
Elaborated by: Unknown
Origin: 1970. Donated by Angeles López-Portillo de Stiteler
Elaboration: One-piece skirt in red flannel “el castor”, fully embroidered with sequins and beads, and finished at the top and bottom with machine-sewn green satin knit fabric.

Dotted Rebozo,
Elaborated by: Unknown
Origin: . Donated by Angeles López-Portillo de Stiteler
Elaboration: Shawl of black and white cotton yarns, woven by hand loom and finished at the ends with a macrame and fringe at the edge.

Belt,
Elaborated by: Unknown
Origin: . Donated by Angeles López-Portillo de Stiteler
Elaboration: Industrial green satin ribbon.

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