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Handembroidered Otomi Poncho. Multicolor Floral & Fauna Design
Handembroidered Otomi Poncho. Multicolor Floral & Fauna Design
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DESCRIPTION
Not all embroidered pieces are meant to decorate.
Some are meant to be worn with presence.
This hand-embroidered Otomí poncho is made in Tenango de Doria, Hidalgo — where each figure is drawn and stitched by hand, carrying a visual language rooted in tradition.
It’s not just a garment.
It’s a textile that moves with you.
CRAFTSMANSHIP
Each poncho is entirely handmade using 100% cotton fabric and thread.
The embroidery is built stitch by stitch, a process that takes around 3 weeks to complete.
No machines.
No printing.
Only time, hands, and attention.
Each piece holds slight variations — not imperfections, but the mark of real work.
HOW IT WEARS
Designed as a one-size piece, its structure without sleeves allows it to adapt naturally to different bodies.
– Worn loose, it flows
– Layered, it holds presence
– In movement, it reveals the embroidery
The embroidery is worked on both sides, giving it weight and visual depth.
I personally wear it with jeans, high heels, and a clutch.
It’s simple — but it holds the whole look.
It always gets noticed.
DETAILS
– Hand embroidered in Mexico
– Origin: Tenango de Doria, Hidalgo
– Technique: Traditional Otomí embroidery
– Materials: 100% cotton
– Colors: *White fabric and rainbow emboridery
*Black fabric and rainbow emboridery
*White fabric and blue tones emboridery
– Size: One size
– Double-sided embroidery
– One of a kind
CARE
Wash in cold water using a gentle cycle and mild detergent.
Avoid dry cleaning — harsh chemicals damage the threads.
Do not use a dryer. Heat weakens the embroidery.
Air dry only.
SHIPPING & NOTE
Each piece is shipped from Mexico.
Import duties or taxes, if applicable, are the responsibility of the client.
FINAL NOTE
This is not fast fashion.
It’s a way of wearing Mexican identity — through textile, through process, through time.
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PS
Some garments fill a space.
Others change how you carry yourself.
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