All women from the Triqui tribe in Oaxaca own the typical, mainly red, handmade huipil. It is woven by the women themselves on a hip loom and consists of three, long strips, which are sewn together. Then a hole is cut out for the head, the sides are joined and the seams and head opening are odorned with contrasting satin ribbons.
All women from the Triqui tribe in Oaxaca own the typical, mainly red, handmade huipil. It is woven by the women themselves on a hip loom and consists of three, long strips, which are sewn together. Then a hole is cut out for the head, the sides are joined and the seams and head opening are odorned with contrasting satin ribbons.