Tehuana dress refers to traditional clothing worn by women from the Tehuantepec region in Oaxaca, Mexico. It typically consists of a colorful embroidered blouse (huipil), a long skirt (enagua), and sometimes includes accessories such as shawls or headdresses.
Think of Tehuana dress as a vibrant tapestry woven with threads of tradition. Just like how each thread contributes to creating a beautiful pattern, each element of Tehuana dress adds to its unique beauty.
Huipil: A traditional blouse worn by indigenous women in various regions across Mexico and Central America.
Indigenous Culture: Refers to the customs, traditions, languages, beliefs, and practices of native peoples who have inhabited an area before colonization or outside influences.
Cultural Identity: The sense of belonging or connection one feels towards their cultural heritage or group.
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