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Custom Black/Terracotta Mexican Blouse Embroidered | Palmita Embroidered Blouse | Handmade in Oaxaca | Sizes XS–L
Custom Black/Terracotta Mexican Blouse Embroidered | Palmita Embroidered Blouse | Handmade in Oaxaca | Sizes XS–L
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Bring a piece of Oaxaca’s vibrant tradition into your wardrobe with this handmade black and terracotta Mexican blouse. Woven from soft, breathable cotton and adorned with intricate floral embroidery, each blouse is a unique work of art crafted by skilled artisans in Jalapa de Díaz, Oaxaca.
Embroidered entirely by hand on the front and back using traditional techniques passed down through generations, this piece carries the warmth, patience, and artistry of its maker. No two pieces are exactly alike.
Perfect for fall outfits, music festivals, bohemian style, or casual everyday wear, this blouse pairs beautifully with jeans, skirts, or linen pants. Lightweight and comfortable, it’s a timeless piece you’ll reach for year after year.
Details
- Black and terracotta floral embroidery
- 100% cotton
- Handmade and hand-embroidered in Oaxaca, Mexico
- Embroidery throughout the front and back
- Ethically sourced and fair trade
- One-of-a-kind artisan piece
Extra Small (XS) Size Chart
Approximate garment measurements taken with the blouse laid flat, not body measurements.
| Measurement | Extra Small (XS) |
|---|---|
| Length | 17 inches |
| Bust width (across, laid flat) | 17 inches |
| Bust circumference | 34 inches |
| Bottom hem width (across, laid flat) | 17 inches |
| Bottom hem circumference | 34 inches |
For the best fit, compare these measurements with a similar blouse you own, laid flat. Allow room for a comfortable fit. Slight variations in measurements, color, and weave may occur due to the handmade nature of each garment.
Other Size Information
This listing also includes Medium and Large sizes. The XS measurements above apply only to Extra Small.
Care Instructions
Hand wash in cold water and lay flat to dry.
By purchasing this blouse, you are supporting Indigenous artisans and helping preserve Mexico’s rich textile traditions.
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