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Bordado Amuzgo Mexicano
Bordado Amuzgo Mexicano
Oficina orientada por Gabina Valentín Lopéz e Inês Queirós
Bordado Amuzgo Mexicano

In this workshop you will have the opportunity to learn the Mexican handicraft embroidery technique used to adorn the chest area and the seams of traditional garments, known as Huipil.

In just four hours you will learn to master four types of embroidery stitch: ‘randa de 3 puntadas’, ‘randa de diente de iguana’, ‘randa de 5 puntadas’ and ‘randa de gusano’ and you will have the opportunity to create samples of each one. You'll work with hand-spun or natural dyed cotton yarns and cotton or linen fabrics stretched on a wooden frame. Together, we'll explore our creativity and discover the various applications of this technique.

By taking part, you will not only acquire new embroidery stitches, but you will also contribute to the preservation of ancient textile techniques, which are facing significant challenges due to the prevalence of commercial fabrics and a shrinking market.

Teacher: Gabina Valentín Lopéz (craftswoman) and Inês Queirós (Founder of the TuYo Foundation).

14
Nov
2026-11-14T12:25:00Z
2026-11-14T13:30:00Z
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09h30–13h30

80€
R. da Aliança, 114

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Bordado Amuzgo Mexicano
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In this workshop you will have the opportunity to learn the Mexican handicraft embroidery technique used to adorn the chest area and the seams of traditional garments, known as Huipil.

In just four hours you will learn to master four types of embroidery stitch: ‘randa de 3 puntadas’, ‘randa de diente de iguana’, ‘randa de 5 puntadas’ and ‘randa de gusano’ and you will have the opportunity to create samples of each one. You'll work with hand-spun or natural dyed cotton yarns and cotton or linen fabrics stretched on a wooden frame. Together, we'll explore our creativity and discover the various applications of this technique.

By taking part, you will not only acquire new embroidery stitches, but you will also contribute to the preservation of ancient textile techniques, which are facing significant challenges due to the prevalence of commercial fabrics and a shrinking market.

Teacher: Gabina Valentín Lopéz (craftswoman) and Inês Queirós (Founder of the TuYo Foundation).

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