Traditional Hand Woven Huipil de Telar Blouse With Fringe - Absolutely Beautiful! Traditionally, huipiles are loose-fitting tunics with a hole in the head, that are joined at the sides. They are the most used garment in indigenous communities across Mexico and Central America and are used for various occasions, from casual wear to the most elegant ones. With intricate floral and geometrical designs, they will surely catch all eyes. Adorned by crocheted details on the bottom. These unique designs are woven by a technique called "telar de cintura," or backstrap loom, which consists of weaving threads on a loom with a fixed anchorage at the belt of the weaver. Only one of these handwoven huipiles can take over a month to make. Handmade in San Pedro Amuzgos, Oaxaca, Mexico Size Large/Extra Large (Please see above size chart image) Pit to pit 22.5” Length with fringe 26” • 100% hand weaved cotton • intended to fit loosely • sleeveless • hand wash In excellent condition