Vintage Chimayo Ortega's Weaving Long Coat
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Ortega's De Chimayó. The iconic weavings produced at this venerated shop are rooted in nine generations of traditional northern New Mexico weavers. This coat was purchased in the 1990's from Ortega's Weaving Shop in Chimayo New Mexico. It is 100% wool in a true red color with classic Chimayo weaving patterns in black, white and gray. It measures 48" in length, 20" across the front and back with a sleeve length of 23". it is marked size small. The coat is lined with red and it has been repaired under the arm on one side and other than that is in very good condition. This is a incredible example of the traditional weaving from Chimayo, it is truly wearable art. Perfect for everyday wear, this coat is a special piece of women's vintage clothing that showcases exquisite craftsmanship and traditional design.





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rebekahwants
So amazing!🤩
Dec 03Reply

share22
@rebekahwants Thank You !!
Dec 04Reply

chiwawaz
I just came here to say this is the most beautiful garment I’ve ever seen.
Dec 19Reply

share22
@chiwawaz WOW thank you so much
Dec 19Reply

lolacarmen697
The bust measurement should be doubled, correct?
Jan 04Reply

share22
I think so yes
Jan 04Reply

cblueitt
Wow this is stunning
Feb 03Reply

bububunny
Wow
Feb 26Reply

adinapol
This is not my size, but it’s so beautiful and I appreciate you posting this. I hope someone who really appreciates it gets it.
Feb 28Reply

timelessluxchic
Stunning!!
Feb 28Reply

timelessluxchic
@share22 had a feeling you were from NM😊
Feb 28Reply

jltregeagle
I live in Santa Fe and call New Mexico my forever home. This jacket is the most stunning one I’ve ever seen. I did make an offer and didn’t want to insult you but it’s about the highest I can afford. Please know that if I am able to offer more in the future, I definitely will! This jacket would be loved for the rest of my life. I’ve wanted to stop by Ortega’s many times on our many trips through Espanola, Alcalde, Taos, and that area.
Apr 11Reply

share22
@jltregeagle Your words are so kind thank you. I'm not insulted by your offer, I totally understand. This coat was custom made for me at Ortega's and I know you'll understand that it is such a rare piece. I just feel I'm giving a fair market price for it. It is very dear to me. If You want to offer more in the future that's fine, I know times are tough for all of us right now, that's why I'm selling it. Let's stay in touch about it, I would love for you to have it because of your appreciation.
Apr 11Reply

happy4570
I’m interested and have a tax resale number. I’m waiting to get it applied
Apr 25Reply

toeseasy
Hi, is the 20" across the front the bust measurement? Thanks.
May 15Reply

share22
@toeseasy No that is the pit to pit measurement. Double that to get the bust measurement so it would fit up to a 40" bust. Thank you for your interest
May 15Reply

share22
@happy4570 I don't understand your question about getting a tax resale number applies. This is not a resale item. It is a very rare custom made coat. I don't accept resale tax numbers. However If you want to purchase this coat it is $1,900.00 . Thank you for your interest
May 15Reply

ksalicia
Do you have measurements, please? pet to pit flat. curious how long it is from top of the shoulder to the bottom, please. thank you in advance.
Jun 19Reply

share22
@ksalicia Please read my description all the measurements are there. pit to pit 20", Length from shoulder 48". All the information you need is in my description. Thank you for your interest
Jun 19Reply
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