1970s Embroidered Chambray Mexican Tunic Top

1970s Embroidered Chambray Mexican Tunic TopA beautifully embroidered Mexican cotton blouse, made for the 1970s bohemian market, drawing on traditional Mexican textile motifs while reinterpreting them for a more relaxed, wearable silhouette. Crafted from a soft chambray like cotton (lightweight, breathable, with the look of denim), the piece is richly decorated with intricate white embroidery throughout. The central motif of mirrored birds framed by floral garlands echoes classic elements found

The buttons are fabric-covered

A beautiful traditional embroidered blouse crafted from soft

The fabric has enough weight to hold its shape while still moving fluidly

the dress falls into a fluid

peacocks became a recurring motif in bohemian and psychedelic fashion

The interior is fully lined in a smooth satin-finish lining and includes a wool interlining

Arm opening length: 19 cm / 7

and falls beautifully thanks to the stiff pleating and generous fabric

Crafted from lustrous black silk satin and fully lined in soft golden silk

or layered over denim

artistic lifestyle

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