Product Description
Santiago Sacatepequez, Guatemalan Weaving, Huipil Top Indigenous Textile
This huipil is from the village, Santiago Sacatepequez. This huipil measures 31” across the shoulders, and 40″ from the neckline to the bottom edge. The neck opening is round shaped and each side measures 11.5”.
This Huipil has a slit in the front for breast feeding or to stash your money. It is a long and a heavier weave and in great condition. The collar and sleeves are lined with a tiny trim of velvet.
Guatemalan textiles, especially huipiles and cortes, are stunning additions to any home decor. These vibrant pieces are renowned for their intricate weaving and rich symbolism, making them versatile options for infusing a unique cultural touch into your space.
Their bold colors and detailed patterns can transform a room in various ways. Use them as elegant wall hangings to create a focal point, or as table runners that add warmth and texture to dining settings. Decorative pillows made from these textiles can bring a pop of color and comfort to your living area. Additionally, consider repurposing these beautiful fabrics into upholstery for furniture, giving new life to pieces while showcasing the craftsmanship and heritage of Guatemalan artisans.
Whether you are looking to add a statement piece or subtle accents, antique Guatemalan textiles offer endless possibilities for enhancing your decor while celebrating a rich cultural legacy.
