Crafted from Mexican denim, dyed with the bark of the native Quina tree, and hand-embroidered by women from the lands of Tenancingo and Temoaya, this garment pays homage to the Mayan Axe [approx. 550-950 AD], a symbol of Mayan cultural heritage, which sold for $325,000 at Sotheby's auction house in New York.
This piece is embroidered and made to order to control our waste and tailor it to your needs, so the delivery time is 4 weeks.
The difference between the Men's and Women's cut is the placement of the buttons and the size.
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Crafted from Mexican denim dyed with natural Quina bark and adorned with hand embroidery by the women of Tenancingo and Temoaya, this jacket pays homage to the Hacha Maya [approx. AD 550-950], a symbol from the Mayan culture. Stolen from Mexico and auctioned for US$325,000 at Sotheby's New York.
