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| Hueyapan Puebla at he southern en of the Northern Sierra of Puebla is a prolific crafts town . They are weaver, embroirers of wool and cotton , quechquemitls , a traditional cape worn by women, shawls, blosues , belts, wrap skirts, mens shirts. All can be found in abundnce there . Recently natural dieing of wool and hand spinning and backstrap looming are making a come back as more people search of original products. Here are designs taken from all the afore mentioned types of garments |
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