Product Description

The Huipil Dress San Juan purple with orange neon brocade is a one panel huipil,slightly open at the bottom side. The figures shown are stars.

The combination of lilac and the neon color of the brocade is an immediate eye catcher. It is full of energy! This huipil can be worn alone as shown in the picture or over jeans or shorts as a long blouse.

The word huipil comes from the Nahuatl word huipilli, which means blouse or ornate dress. The huipil speaks and has its own voice. Through each embroidery and stitch that craftsmen and craftswomen have captured in it, it tells stories and transmits feelings.

Its elaboration process begins by tangling the thread to form a warp, which is when it is ready to start weaving, the process of embroidery in the traditional backstrap loom.

Each piece is unique and unrepeatable so it has its own peculiarities of its manual manufacture, these small imperfections should not be seen as flaws but as part of its unique character.

The elaboration time of the Huipil Dress San Juan purple with orange neon brocade takes around 5-6 weeks.

*Price do not include any accessories

Material

100% cotton

Measures

84 cm length
56 cm width

Care Instructions

Hand wash in cold water with mild soap and dry in the shade

Additional Info

Length measurements are taken from shoulder to hem.
Width measurements are taken from one side at bust level.

Artisan

Nayeli Lorenzo

Huipiles in backstrap loom

Nayeli belongs to a large family of artisans dedicated to the art of Huipil. Each of her sisters organize different groups of artisans, thus helping different women and distributing the work more evenly.

These huipiles belong to the community of San Juan Colorado in Oaxaca.