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Artisan - Ana Cruz Perez Vazquez

Cotton Blouse with Flower Design

Name: Cotton Blouse with Flower Design
Brand: Artisan - Ana Cruz Perez Vazquez
SKU: ACPVSPC03
Price: 81.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$81

This lightweight cotton blouse features a square silhouette and delicate multicolored floral embroidery intricately stitched around the collar and sleeves. Its breathable fabric and comfortable cut make it a versatile piece for everyday wear, while the floral details add a vibrant, handmade charm. Size: 22x27 inches.

Features:

Square-cut white cotton blouse

Hand-embroidered floral motifs in multicolor

Size: 22 x 27 inches

Made in San Pedro Chenalho, Chiapas, Mexico

Lightweight and breathable fabric for comfort

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Features:

Square-cut white cotton blouse

Hand-embroidered floral motifs in multicolor

Size: 22 x 27 inches

Made in San Pedro Chenalho, Chiapas, Mexico

Lightweight and breathable fabric for comfort

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When I was nine years old, I was in third grade the principal of the school got us a teacher that got several students together and we began to weave together. I improved my technique a lot. I finished elementary school and got married at fifteen and went to a community in Chenalhó, but in 1987 the Acteal massacre broke out where 42 people were killed and my family and I are from there and that forced us to leave our home with nothing and go to San Cristóbal to a shelter with nothing. Those were very difficult years because we had nothing and nowhere to live, but thanks to God we moved to Chenalhó and there I was able to improve my technique and today I am happy doing my embroidery, I just wish they paid better and value our work and my goal is to sell it outside of our town but that implies more expenses which I can not afford.