Quetzaltenango Huipil
This intricate Huipil was handwoven in Quetzaltenango close to the sacred volcanic lake Chicabal. Maya ceremonies frequently take place along the shore of Chicabal, and flowers and candles can be seen floating along the lake's shore.
Annually, an important Maya ritual takes place at Chicabal, called 'La Perdida Por La Lluvia', where farmers and ceremonial leaders pray for rain.
The power and energy of Lake Chicabal is reflected in the vibrant, red and bedazzled collar of this Huipil. The Huipil also features a subtle geometric diamond pattern, in colors that are typical of Quetzaltenango.
DETAILS
Material: 100% Cotton
Size: 67cm length x 59cm width, circumference of arm: 36 cm, circumference of neck: 63cm.
Care: Hand-wash in cold water, treat stains with mild detergent, lay flat to air dry.
DISCLAIMER
As our products are 100% handmade, you may notice small irregularities between products, these are features resulting from the artisan nature of our techniques and materials. There may be a slight difference between the picture on our website and the product you receive at home.
We hope that you enjoy the uniqueness of your new Guatemalan textiles, however, if the product does not meet your expectations, please contact us at: coordinator@tramatextiles.org.