Typical White Huipil Blue Peacocks "Amuzgos", Oaxaca
$95.00
From San Pedro Amuzgos, Oaxaca, México is this traditional hand-embroidered huipil with blue and green embroidery, leaves, flowers, and peacocks.
Each Amuzgo town has its specific name, for example in San Pedro Amuzgos, they call themselves Tzjon Non, which means "town of threads, soft thread or wick".
The Amuzga language belongs to the Ottomangue group and is from the Mixtec linguistic subfamily as the Triqui, Cuicateco, Chocho-Popoloca, Mazatec, Ixcatec, and Mixtec.
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Each Amuzgo town has its specific name, for example in San Pedro Amuzgos, they call themselves Tzjon Non, which means "town of threads, soft thread or wick".
The Amuzga language belongs to the Ottomangue group and is from the Mixtec linguistic subfamily as the Triqui, Cuicateco, Chocho-Popoloca, Mazatec, Ixcatec, and Mixtec. "Pin It")
