Child's blouse (Huipil) 1950

This "Child's Blouse (Huipil)" is a traditional Mayan garment, dating back to 1950, now in the Minneapolis Institute of Art. The huipil, a type of tunic, is renowned for its intricate handwoven designs, often incorporating symbolic motifs. This particular piece features a captivating geometric pattern in shades of red, yellow, and purple. The woven design, known for its durability and artistry, showcases the skill and cultural heritage of the Maya people.