Saint's Huipil 1965 - 1970
maya1
minneapolisinstituteofart
fibre-art, weaving, textile, cotton
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fibre-art
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weaving
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textile
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hand-embroidered
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cotton
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textile design
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indigenous-americas
"Saint's Huipil" is a traditional garment from Guatemala, crafted by Maya artisans between 1965 and 1970. The huipil, a type of tunic, features a vibrant red base adorned with woven stripes of yellow, white, and blue. The neckline showcases intricate embroidery in a colorful palette, adding a decorative touch to this functional garment. Currently housed at the Minneapolis Institute of Art, the huipil is a testament to the artistry and cultural heritage of the Maya people.
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