Huipiles
The huipil (guipil) is a woven blouse worn by indigenous Mayan women in regions of Guatemala and Mexico. They are generally made from one, two, or three panels of either a hand woven or machine woven textile. Different regional areas are differentiated by unique colors, patterns, and designs.
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Santa Cruz la Laguna#28
Santiago Atitlán #41
Santiago Atitlán #45
Comalapa #96-SOLD
Chajul #101
Mixco #104-SOLD
San Pedro Sacatepéquez#107-SOLD
San Juan Sacatepéquez #108-SOLD
Patzún #110-SOLD
San Antonio AguasCalientes#116-SOLD
Chajul #117-SOLD
San Pedro Sacatepéquez#118-SOLD
San Pedro Sacatepéquez#121
San Juan Sacatepéquez#122-SOLD
Patzún #139
San Mateo Ixtatán#141-SOLD
Santa Maria de Jesús #142-SOLD
Aguacatan #146
Santa Catarina Palopó#157-SOLD
San Antonio Palopó#159-SOLD
Todos Santos#163-SOLD
San Mateo Ixtatán#165-SOLD
Santa Maria de Jesús#170-SOLD
Tactic#171
Nebaj#192-SOLD
San Antonio Aguas Calientes#204-SOLD
Santiago Atitlán #205-SOLD
Patzún #206
Tactic #208
San Mateo Ixtatán#211-SOLD
Quetzaltenango#212
Tactic#216-SOLD
San Antonio Palopó#222-SOLD
Huipil from Tecpán#226
Santa Maria de Jesús#227-SOLD
Quetzaltenango#228-SOLD
Santa Maria de Jesús#229-SOLD
San Ildefonso Ixtahuacán#230
Santa Maria de Jesús#231-SOLD
Tactic#232-SOLD
San Antonio Aguas Calientes#233-SOLD
Santa Maria de Jesús#234
Santa Maria de Jesús#235-SOLD
Santa Maria de Jesús#236-SOLD
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