Leonore Huipil - White with Pink and Green Embroidery, Handwoven Guatemalan Cotton Top Huilpil Otomi textiles are hand-embroidered by

Otomi textiles are hand-embroidered by the Otomi Indians in the Mexican state of Hidalgo

Traditionally

The cotton textile can be ironed (suggest ironing inside out) and can also be dry cleaned

They have passed these skills on to their daughters and granddaughters and created a successful and self-sustaining enterprise- all while preserving their cultural heritage

Leonore Huipil - White with Pink and Green Embroidery, Handwoven Guatemalan Cotton Top Huilpil Otomi textiles are hand-embroidered byHandwoven in the highlands of Guatemala The Leonore is woven and embroidered by two artisans working in partnership: one weaves the cotton textile by hand on a backstrap loom, and a second artisan completes the embroidery. Where the traditional huipil has a loose, rectangular cut, the Leonore takes a more fitted shape finished with a hand crocheted edge along the hem and a longer length for added coverage. The result is a silhouette that feels more