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Artisan - Claudia Patricia Perez Vazquez

White Huipil with Blue Vertical Designs

Name: White Huipil with Blue Vertical Designs
Brand: Artisan - Claudia Patricia Perez Vazquez
SKU: 0426CPPVSPC02
Price: 128.0 USD
Availability: InStock

$128

This white huipil features striking blue vertical lines and hand-embroidered accents that enhance its traditional design. Crafted on a waist loom with meticulous detail, it combines a classic silhouette with bold contrast for a unique look. Its comfortable fit and artisan finish make it ideal for both casual and cultural wear.

Features:

White base with blue vertical linings

Hand embroidery for added texture

Made on a waist loom

Size: 24x26 inches

Made in San Pedro Chenalho, Chiapas, Mexico

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Features:

White base with blue vertical linings

Hand embroidery for added texture

Made on a waist loom

Size: 24x26 inches

Made in San Pedro Chenalho, Chiapas, Mexico

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My story is both very sad and happy. When I was nine years old, we were displaced with my family from our home and I lost everything. Even the opportunity to study. We left with nothing and we spent 4 or 5 years in a shelter in San Cristobal where they taught us to write, read and draw. We had to beg for rotten fruits and vegetables in the market with my grandmother because we had no money to buy them. I felt very sad and cried a lot because we didn't know how to work to earn money. When the violence calmed down, my grandfather took us to his house in Chenalhó to live with him. Once living in Chenalhó, I began to study online at INEA and from there my mother taught me to embroider and weave. My mom was my best teacher and when I learned to embroider I felt happy because every garment I make is with love, with affection and happiness. Little by little, more people got to know me and my work and they invited me to exhibitions and in 2018 they gave commissioned me to make the belt for the boxer El Canelo Alvarez and since then my life changed.