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The Mexican Indigenous Textile Project documents textiles used in the indigenous communities of Mexico.These huipil are hand woven in the municipality of Xochistlahuaca, Guerrero, Mexico by a textile collective of more than 100 weavers
| From a show of high quality huipils held in Mexico City August 25, 2009. From a textile collective in village, there are 100 weavers participating in the collective. |
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