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Pescadero Top, Cochineal unisex The best way to fill

Pescadero Top, Cochineal unisex The best way to fillWomens Small, 100% Cotton I purchased this hand embroidered top from a flea market in El Pescadero, Baja, Mexico back in 2021. It was embroidered by a very sweet Abuela from Oaxaca. I dyed the top with cochineal, or Dactylopius coccus, an insect native to North and South Americas. Cochineal was originally used by Mexican Indigenous peoples to make pigment for paint and to dye textiles and feathers for wear. When the Spanish came to Mexico, they

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Description

The best way to fill your own cup is to spread love and kindness to others

Each pair is unique in its own way and has a different embroidery palette with recycled off-cut fabric swatches from brands like Ace & Jig and Patriae

Snap button closure

Care: Wash on cold

H: 9" W: 9" (standard fit)

Pescadero Top, Cochineal unisex The best way to fillWomens Small, 100% Cotton I purchased this hand embroidered top from a flea market in El Pescadero, Baja, Mexico back in 2021. It was embroidered by a very sweet Abuela from Oaxaca. I dyed the top with cochineal, or Dactylopius coccus, an insect native to North and South Americas. Cochineal was originally used by Mexican Indigenous peoples to make pigment for paint and to dye textiles and feathers for wear. When the Spanish came to Mexico, they

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