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Traje de Tehuano Oaxaqueño

Tehuano costume from Oaxaca, Oaxaca

Group: Mesitza Zapoteca
Photography: MUREM

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Hat, 2021
Elaborated by: Unknown
Origin: Oaxaca, 2021.
Elaboration: Hat "Charro 24" Acquired from Sombreros Charro 24 of Juchitán, Oaxaca Made with velvet and decorated with golden industrial ribbon, and at the base of the cup decorated with rope lined with golden ribbons. With some initials hand-embroidered with golden threads.

Guayabera, 2021
Elaborated by: Unknown
Origin: Oaxaca, 2021.
Elaboration: Acquired from Sombreros Charro 24 of Juchitán, Oaxaca Soft cotton “lino” shirt, with tucks on the placket and machine embroidery with white silk thread

Pants, 2021
Elaborated by: Unknown
Origin: Oaxaca, 2021.
Elaboration: Acquired from Sombreros Charro 24 of Juchitán, Oaxaca Long black pants, factory made

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