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Hand-woven Chichicastenango Faja – Colores del Pueblo

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Hand-woven faja (used as a belt to wrap around the corte to secure the huipil and corte in place) with geometric figures woven on one side.  The other side is the black and white fabric.  3.5" x 78" with 6" fringe on each side.

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