Vasija Tunic

In honor of Mexico's long-standing pottery tradition, this tunic blends earth and fire elements. The front showcases a vintage Tonala face head bank, lovingly hand-embroidered. On the back, you'll find a unique water vessel from Mezcala, Guerrero, which was hand-molded and hung with a rope through its handles. The back also features a "Jarro de Carita" from Santa Fe de La Laguna, Michoacan, and adorable bootie-shaped Pulqueros vessels from Barrio de la Luz, Puebla, traditionally used to serve pulque. Crafting this masterpiece took 18 hours of careful attention.