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Conjunto de Vaqueria para mujer de X'Pichil

Vaqueria set for women from X'Pichil, Quintana Roo

Group: Indefinido
Photography: Larry White

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Huipil, 2018
Elaborated by: Alejandra Chuc Can
Origin: Quintana Roo, 2018.
Elaboration: Cotton fabric embroidered with cotton thread of various colors, with arches at the neck and on the hem. The embroidery is cross stitch with bak bi chuy in the purple part. Bak bi chuy is considered a stitch that was in the Yucatan region before the arrival of the Spanish.

Justán, 2018
Elaborated by: Alejandra Chuc Can
Origin: Quintana Roo, 2018.
Elaboration: White cotton underskirt with pulled threads and bak bi chuy embroidery stitch in red, black, and pale blue threads.

Hat, 2019
Elaborated by: Alejandra Chuc Can
Origin: Quintana Roo, 2019.
Elaboration: Plasticized straw hat covered with satin bows of various colors at the crown and brim. Seven colorful satin ribbons hang from the back of the hat.

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