HEIRLOOM FROM OAXACA
READY TO BE SHIPPED WITHIN A WEEK
DESCRIPTION
Crafted from softly voluminous cotton voile, this blouse is sculptural and almost impossibly light.
Cotton voile is a soft, lightweight, semi-sheer fabric made from 100% cotton. It features a high thread count and a plain weave, giving it a crisp yet fluid drape.
A scalloped hand crocheted trim by Alejandra in dusty salmon pink frames the piece.
One size that fits all as the design includes adjustable straps around the shoulders and waist. Model is 5'4.
CARE
We believe in preserving the craftsmanship and quality of each piece. Wash only when truly necessary. In many cases, spot cleaning or simply airing the garment is enough. Proper ironing helps realign the fibers and improve their durability and structure. Caring for your garment with attention will ensure a long lifespan.
Please follow these recommendations:
– Hand wash only
– Do not bleach
– Do not tumble dry
SHIPPING, EXCHANGE & TARIFFS
Once dispatch, it will take 5-7 business days to reach you.
If you would like a piece by a specific date, please email us at hello@avte-bardo.com so we can accommodate your needs.
Store exchanges are accepted unless the piece is custom made to order. Please reach out within 7 days of receiving your order.
Tariffs: no tariffs will be included in this shipment. If for any reason you received a tariff tax, please email us so we can refund you.
A LIVING ARCHIVE
There is little formal history tracking the origins & evolution of San Antonino embroidery. These pieces become tangible record of cultural memory.
MADE BY 3 ARTISAN FAMILIES
One sketches & embroiders, the other makes natural dyes , and another cuts & sews the fabrics to create timeless silhouettes.
DEADSTOCK LUXURY FABRICS
Every fabric featured is natural, breathable, and repurposed — chosen and sourced with longevity in mind.
Each garment carries the handwriting of the indigenous women of Ocotlán de Morelos who embroidered it — the embroidery is a tribute to Oaxaca's Sierra Norte and Zapotec heritage.
Designer Anushka collaborates with Alejandra, Zoila, Pati, and their families, who learned San Antonino embroidery and deshilado as children from the women before them.
A process rooted in friendship: Alejandra hand-draws each Sierra Norte wildflower; the others embroider it, intentionally reflecting the shifting gradients of petals under the Oaxacan sun.
Every artisan has her own ‘handwriting’ when embroidering, making each piece distinct. Luisa embroiders very tightly & neatly, whereas Pati’s style feels more relaxed & rustic.
Every garment is cut and sewn in Mexico City from deadstock fabric — Irish linen, Japanese seersucker, cotton voile — giving existing luxury textiles a second life.
