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Conjunto de Mujer de Huixtán

Women's attire from Huixtan, Chiapas

Group: Tseltal Maya
Photography: MUREM

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Underskirt, 2020
Elaborated by: Unknown
Origin: Chiapas, 2020.
Elaboration: Woven cloth standing and sold by a man passing through the village. Decorated with hand-embroidered synthetic silk thread flowers.

Blouse, 2021
Elaborated by: María Luisa Hernández Servino
Origin: Chiapas, 2021.
Elaboration: Cotton blouse, peasant type, machine embroidered on the neck with flowers in silk thread, embellished with industrial lace.

Gridle, 2020
Elaborated by: Augustina Moshan
Origin: Chiapas, 2020.
Elaboration: Waist loom in cotton thread

Rebozo, 2016
Elaborated by: Unknown
Origin: Chiapas, 2016. Donated by Angeles López-Portillo de Stiteler
Elaboration: Made with cotton blanket, frayed and hand embroidered with flowers in synthetic silk thread.

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