Embroidered Mexican textiles (Still Image)

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Blouse, white cotton with shirred embroidery in geometric designs on yoke and sleeve bands; style of camisa (blouse) worn by Otomí.
Detail of shirred embroidery on yoke of the blouse.
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Detail of the quexquemetl
Detail of the reverse side of the quexquemetl
ms048_075_yokeBlackWhite.JPG
ms048_075_yoke_blackWhiteDetail.JPG
ms048_075_yoke_blackWhite_detail_veso.JPG
ms048_075_yoke_redWhite.jpg
ms048_075_yoke_redWhite_detailVerso.JPG
Rebozo (supplementary warp embroidery)
Detail of the rebozo
Detail of rebozo
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bag_detail_blackWhite.JPG
bag_detail_verso_blackWhite.JPG
bag_detail_redWhite.JPG
bag_detail_top_redWhite.JPG
bag_detail_redWhite_other.JPG
bag_detail_redWhite_other_2.JPG
bag_detail_redWhiteBlue.JPG
bag_detail_blackYellow.JPG
bag_detail_blackYellow2.JPG
ms048_vest.jpg

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Creator:

unknown

Description:

11 items; Embroidered cotton.

Abstract:

Included are 6 small cotton (double cloth, fringe twisted, plaited, with braiding for draw cord) embroidered bags (largest 12 x 13" with the inscription "ACSTODE1952", smallest 4 x 5"), one woven cotton scarf (labeled rebosa, likely a misspelling of rebozo), a camisa (blouse) with embroidered yoke, 2 embroidered blouse yokes (embroidered on a plain weave cotton ground), and a quexquemetl.

Date:

1950s

Identifier:

ms048_075

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unknown, . “Embroidered Mexican textiles.” Truman Warner Anthropological Collection, MS048. WCSU Archives, 13 Feb. 2025. Accessed on the Web: 17 Feb. 2025.