Sekquil skirt
Sekquil skirt
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Talonhuitz, Chiapas
Wrapping skirt made of rectangles, adjustable for various sizes. Ten Tzotzil artisans from the town of Talonhuitz, in San Andrés Larráinzar, Chiapas, participated in its preparation. This unique piece was made with rectangles to avoid the generation of textile waste and cut from a waist loom piece in its production. Made with 100% cotton.
Care: It is suggested to wash by hand with cold water and neutral soap and dry in the shade.
Artisanal technique: weaving on a waist loom
Allied Organization: Guillermo Jester
Craft group: Antsetik Mojel Amtejik
Artisan: María González Pérez, Martha Ruth Hernández Hernández, Manuela Pérez Hernández, Juana González Pérez, Martha Hernández Gómez, Ana González Pérez, Elena de la Cruz Hernández, Francisca Gómez Hernández, Brenda González Hernández, Sandra Nayeli González Hernández
Designer : William Jester
Artisanal technique: weaving on a waist loom
Measurements : Length: 80 cm Width: 120 cm (Adjustable)
Materials : 100% Cotton
ABOUT THE PARTNER ORGANIZATION
Guillermo Jester
One of the main drivers of the brand is the appreciation of the silhouettes of traditional indigenous clothing and the collaboration with artisans from Mexico, being the backstrap loom, pedal loom, embroidery and hand pleating the main techniques of our designs. In addition to the investigation of the techniques, iconography and worldview of all the elements belonging to the cultural identity of the groups with which we collaborate, we use design as a tool to revalue craft traditions.
Our brand pillars are: Timelessness, Circular fashion and sustainable processes, genderless and cultural identity.