Made from Mexican denim, dyed with native natural pericón and hand-embroidered by women from the lands of Tenancingo and Temoaya. This garment is a tribute to the Mask of Xochipala[approx. 1500-500 BC]: a symbol of the Teotihuacan cultural heritage, which Christie's auction house in Paris sold for €60,000, despite the fact that the INAH (National Institute of Archaeology and History) will determine that it is a replica.
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 Marigold and adorned with hand embroidery by the women of Tenancingo and Temoaya, this jacket pays homage to the Xochipala mask [approx. 1500-500 BCE], a symbol from the Teotihuacan culture. Stolen from Mexico and auctioned for €60,000 at Christie's Paris, despite being deemed a replica by the INAH.
