Woman's huipil/shirt Media/Materials Cotton yarn, embroidery floss, wool yarn Techniques Woven, embroidered Dimensions 55 x 105 cm Place Comalapa; San Juan Comalapa Municipality; Chimaltenango ...

“We wear the huipil with a lot of pride, and it is something that represents us as Mayan women,” May Chulim said. “We also aren’t accustomed to wearing shoes, and when we did we just got ...

Women wear traditional huipil dresses and pozahuanco wraps. Photograph by Diego Huerta Huerta answered a few of our questions about this unique Mexican state and its traditions. Where in Mexico ...

Indigenous women in remote villages wore these fabrics themselves — but the ones they sold weren't ... goodbye, braids," Turok says. "Do you think that young girl is ever going to wear a huipil?

The Huipil is a traditional garment worn by indigenous women in Mexico. It is a loose-fitting tunic made from cotton or wool, often embroidered with intricate designs.

Barefoot and draped in the colorful embroidery of traditional Maya huipil garb, 20-year-old Sitlali Yovana Poot Dzib steps up to the plate, wiggling her bat overhead as she faces the pitch.The ...

Woman's huipil/shirt Media/Materials Cotton yarn, embroidery floss Techniques Woven, embroidered Dimensions 80 x 122 cm Place San Cristóbal Totonicapán; San Cristóbal Totonicapán Municipality; ...