Oaxaca Hand Embroidered Huipil

The Oaxaca Hand Embroidered Huipil is a traditional garment from the Zapotec indigeneous group in Oaxaca, Mexico. Hand embroidery adds a unique and intricate design to the simple huipil garment, making it a special and culturally meaningful piece. Perfect for those looking to add a touch of traditional Latin American craftsmanship to their wardrobe, the Oaxaca Hand Embroidered Huipil is a stylish and meaningful addition to any outfit.

Hand Woven Amuzgo Huipil Knee Dress. Guerrero, Mexico. Rare. Multicolor

This hand-woven Amuzgo Huipil dress from Guerrero, Mexico is a rare and unique piece of traditional Latin American clothing. Made from cotton, the multicolor design showcases the rich cultural heritage of the region. This handmade dress, in size M, is specifically crafted for women and embodies the intricate craftsmanship and vibrant colors of Mexican artisanal attire. Perfect for those seeking a distinctive and authentic cultural piece to add to their wardrobe.

Colorful Embroidered Cotton/Rayon Mexican Blouse New/No Tags

This handmade imported blouse features colorful embroidered floral design on cotton material, with a purple wine color background. This blouse has never been worn, it is NEW without tags. I am adding a purple color belt Perfect for cultural and summer events or wear with jeans for a boho vibe!

Guerrero Huipil. Nasavi Mixteco. Guerrero, Mexico.

This is a gorgeous handwoven huipil from the Mixtec of Guerrero, Mexico. Until recently I had never seen huipiles of this tradition. Huipiles from this region are difficult to come by. This was purchased from the artisan at asking price. This one has these measurements: Chest 33″ across Length 29″ For more great huipils and tops from around the world check out the tops section of our shop!

Hand Woven Amuzgo Huipil Dress. Guerrero, Mexico. Rare. 4253

A gorgeous handwoven huipil from the Amuzgo people of Guerrero. It is made of hand spun cotton in it’s natural colors. Truly masterful weaving and a very special garment. The brown cotton is called coyuchi and the more green cotton is algodon verde. Both are the natural colors of the huipiles. It is native to southern Mexico and it is hand spun. This huipil is a masterpiece of an accomplished artisan. This one has these measurements: Chest 35″ Length 40″ For more great huipils and tops from around the world check out the tops section of our shop!

Hand Woven Amuzgo Huipil Dress. Guerrero, Mexico. Rare. 4314

A gorgeous handwoven huipil from the Amuzgo people of Guerrero. It is made of hand spun cotton in it’s natural colors. Truly masterful weaving and a very special garment. The brown cotton is called coyuchi. It is native to southern Mexico and it is hand spun. This huipil is a masterpiece of an accomplished artisan. This one has these measurements: Chest 29″ Length 46″ For more great huipils and tops from around the world check out the tops section of our shop!

Huipil San Lucas Ojitlan. Media Gala. Oaxaca, Mexico.

A truly wonderful vintage handwoven huipil from a San Lucas Ojitlan. This is not a colorway that is used anymore. All cotton This one has these measurements: Chest 27″ across one side Length 35″ For more great huipils and tops from around the world check out the tops section of our shop!