Huipil Dress San Juan neon pink striped with yellow neon brocade

Huipil Dress San Juan neon pink striped with yellow neon brocadeThe Huipil Dress San Juan neon pink striped with yellow neon brocade is a one panel huipil, slightly open at the bottom side. 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,

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This style reaches around the mid-hip and combined with the mao collar has a more formal touch

Occasions from a cocktail to a wedding

The elaboration time of the Huipil Dress San Juan turquoise with palms is around 5-6 weeks

It is composed of three panels joined at the sides and hanging strips at the bottom

making wider fabrics and that works very well for certain materials with different densities

day or night

The elaboration time of the Huipil Vest San Juan ecru white with brocade in black and coffee takes around 5-6 weeks

The Elaboration time  of the San Antonino Ruffled Dress striped with yellow and pink embroidery takes around 3 weeks

The Santo Tomas Belt style 8 was elaborated in one week

The Chenalho Blouse striped with black brocade embossed belongs to the small town Chenalho located in Chiapas