Stitched Palmita Hand-Embroidered Huipil Dress Color:Light Blue Embroidery Using baking techniques that infuse

Using baking techniques that infuse smoke to create captivating color variations

there might be some flaws and variations in color

Care: Although resistant to everyday use

especially during Día de Los Muertos

they use the Palmita embroidery technique

Stitched Palmita Hand-Embroidered Huipil Dress Color:Light Blue Embroidery Using baking techniques that infuseUnique Hand Embroidered Palmita Huipil Blouse Made in San Felipe Jalapa de Daz, Oaxaca. In San Felipe Jalapa de Daz, Oaxaca, the artisans' talent shines brightly using the vibrant embroidery designs of big, bold birds and flowers. In this huipil dress, they use the Palmita embroidery technique, distinguished for its open embroidery done with a unique cross stitching method to bring a fresh perspective to traditional motifs and adding depth and