Measurements. One of a kind 16 in lengh 9 length 8 fringe opens in the bront. This item is likely a Mexican or Guatemalan huipil top with distinctive fringe and green embroidery. A huipil is a traditional, often sleeveless, tunic worn by indigenous women in parts of Mexico and Guatemala, typically made from rectangular pieces of fabric. Product Details Style: The garment is a short, cape-style or cropped top featuring thick, long, dark blue fringe along the bottom edge. Design: It has vibrant, intricate sunflower embroidery with red accents on the chest and shoulders. Material: It is likely made from cotton or a similar natural fiber, often referred to as "manta" fabric when undyed. Craftsmanship: These items are often handmade or machine embroidered and manipulated by artisans, with no two pieces being exactly alike. Aesthetic: The style is characteristic of boho-chic or ethnic fashion, and is a strong statement piece.