Hat - Peruvian Women's Wool Decorating Supplies Did you ever wonder why

Did you ever wonder why Frida Kahlo wore all those heavy embroidered huipiles (Indian blouses) that were indigenous to Southern Oaxaca

Usually used to scatter around the center of a table or decorate a Day of the Dead altar/ ofrenda

Assorted color combinations

All sizes have 10 panels

Hat - Peruvian Women's Wool Decorating Supplies Did you ever wonder whyThis hat is a traditional Peruvian montera hat from the Quechua people in the Andean region. It is made of wool, felt, or plant fibers and often features a straw foundation. These hats are flat and saucer shaped, often elaborately decorated with woven trim of fabric fringe or embroidery. They are historically significant, with designs dating back to the Inca culture, and are still worn by the women in the Sacred Valley today. Size12" diameter