Huipil - Chajul, Girl's H_CH_17_04 Zunil but has also been adopted

but has also been adopted many Mayan women who like to wear it on warmer days

recycled paper or machotes that her father no longer needed

My favorite children's publication is her coloring book Maya Arts and Crafts of Guatemala

Made by her niece Francisco Isha Toc (sp)

Today (2017) the younger women wear huipils with blue

Huipil - Chajul, Girl's H_CH_17_04 Zunil but has also been adoptedChajul Girls's Huipil Double headed eagle and other birds brocaded into this two panel child's huipil . It was woven on a back strap loom with a coffee chocholate brown base material. The huipil's soft base material has the feel of what Mayan women often call "Aleman" and is most likely a soft rayon thread. Condition: Good shape for a child's huipil with a few loose threads and a some uneven wear. Some looseness in weave nearer to the selvege All