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Silk Ceremonial Huipil from Sacapulas
$3250

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A special piece woven in 3 panels on a back strap loom.  The designs are brocaded with silk. The neck is decorated with satin with 4 half-moons, that represent the phases of the moon, and the flowers and vases are embroidered with silk too.  The randa or joining band is made with silk.  The patterns will represent stars, arrows and mountains.

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Age: Approximately woven in the 1950’s.
Ethnic Group: Sacapulteko
Origin: Sacapulas, El Quiché
Materials: Cotton, silk and satin for the collar.
Use: Ceremonial Huipil
Technique: Woven on a Back Strap Loom
Size: Approximately: 37" x 23"
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