![mezquititlan_c](thumbnails/mezquititlan_c.jpg)
Here is another example of the embroidered neckline of the second quechquemitl; the design is floral rather than traditional. |
![mezquititlan_d](thumbnails/mezquititlan_d.jpg)
Traditional blouse made from synthetic material and pleated in front and around the neckline. |
![mezquititlan_e](thumbnails/mezquititlan_e.jpg)
Eliona wearing her day-to-day costume, this is what she was wearing when I approached her rancho. |
![mezquititlan_f](thumbnails/mezquititlan_f.jpg)
The area surrounding the town, this picture was taken from the yard.
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The area is cold in winter and the quechquemitl is an important garment. |
![mezquititlan_h](thumbnails/mezquititlan_h.jpg)
The area is wide-open rolling fields near her home in Barrio (5) Quinto. As mentioned earlier the town is spread out over a large area and this part of town seems to be the highest of the 5 neighborhoods |