Hand-braided with natural pericon dye for authentic cultural expression
Features Xochipala mask motifs celebrating Teotihuacan heritage
Made from endemically sourced Mexican mezclilla fabric
Ethically produced with controlled waste and custom sizing
Each piece is unique due to natural dye variations
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Made from Mexican denim, dyed with native natural pericón and hand-embroidered by women from the lands of Tenancingo and Temoaya. This garment is a tribute to the Mask of Xochipala [approx. 1500-500 BC]: a symbol of the Teotihuacan cultural heritage, which Christie's auction house in Paris sold for €60,000, despite the fact that the INAH