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Huipil de mujer Triqui

Triqui woman's Huipil, Oaxaca

Group: Indefinido
Photography: Larry White

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Huipil, 1980
Elaborated by: Unknown
Origin: Oaxaca, 1980. Donated by Angeles López-Portillo de Stiteler
Elaboration: Huipil of three pieces woven on a backstrap loom of synthetic black wool with strips of woven symbols of birds, corn, and other images in bright synthetic wool. The pieces are divided by a blue satin ribbon. An orange satin collar of triangles surrounds the at the neck with two satin ribbons trailing down the back. Sewn by hand.

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