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ca. 1950
31" L x 20" W + Fringe
Hand Woven in Dark Brown, Light Brown and Cream Colors with Fringe on Each End a Beautiful and Fairly Rare Item
In Very Good Overall Condition
Mexican wool shawls, known as rebozos, are iconic, handcrafted textiles with deep cultural roots, used for warmth, fashion, carrying babies, and in birth rituals (like the rebozo manteada). Originating from pre-Hispanic cloths and influenced by Spanish mantillas, they are rectangular, woven from cotton, wool, silk, or rayon, often featuring intricate fringes and ikat patterns, serving as versatile symbols of Mexican identity and heritage for all classes.
Condition:
Very Good
Tribe:
Mexican - New Mexico - Rio Grande
Year Range:
1950 - 1975
Region:
Mexico - Central and South America
Dimensions:
31 in20 in
