huipil dress Huipil Dress San Juan striped orange

huipil dress Huipil Dress San Juan striped orangeThe Huipil Dress San Juan striped orange is a one panel huipil, slightly open at the bottom side, has pockets on the side, and all along the edges are embroidered with crochet, which gives a very feminine touch. Some people refer to these garments as kaftan because of their relaxed cut, however, as these dresses are originally from Mexico, the name given to them is huipil. The word huipil comes from the Nahuatl word huipilli, which means blouse or

The Huipil Dress San Juan striped orange is a one-panel huipil, slightly open at the bottom side, has pockets on the side, and all along the edges are embroidered with crochet, which gives a very feminine touch.
Some people refer to these garments as kaftan because of their relaxed cut, however, as these dresses are originally from Mexico, the name given to them is huipil. The word huipil comes from the Nahuatl word huipilli, which means blouse or ornate dress. The huipil speaks and has its 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 striped orange is around 5-6 weeks.

*Price does not include any accessories