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Handwoven by Mayan women in Guatemala, each huipil is a unique textile work shaped by region, technique, and time.
Traditionally worn by women, these garments carry patterns tied to community identity and daily life. Today, they can be worn or collected as one-of-a-kind art objects.
Handwoven by Mayan women in Guatemala, each huipil is a unique textile work shaped by region, technique, and time.
Traditionally worn by women, these garments carry patterns tied to community identity and daily life. Today, they can be worn or collected as one-of-a-kind art objects.