ABSOLUTELY STUNNING embroidered tunic from the mountains of Guatemala. 

This style tunic (or huipil) was originally worn in weddings and ceremonies. The detail of the embroidery is exquisite and features symbolism dating back to the Pre-Columbian era. The floral detail at the neckline is INCREDIBLE. 

In the words of our artisan partners: "This is an art that is, unfortunately, dying because the ladies are not wearing the ceremonial huipiles as much as they used to. Our weavers learned this art from their ancestors, so it is difficult to find someone who can weave and embroider in this style". We are determined to help keep this art alive! 

*Each piece is made to order, so please allow three weeks for your one-of-a-kind piece to arrive. (Shipping times vary). 

Materials:

Hand-woven cotton, some embroidery includes rayon.

Perspective of size: Tunic shape has a flattering drape, sleeves come well below shoulders, and create a cap-like, feminine sleeve. The bottom edge hits below the hips. 

Hand-woven and embroidered in Guatemala.