Beaded Apron - Vintage African Dod Banners 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

Hibiscus on Blue design - assorted lining patterns

The catrina exemplified the rich French women living in Mexico during the oppressive dictatorship called the Porfiriato (1890 – 1910 when the Revolution began)

Sock size 9-11 will fit a women’s shoe size 6-10

Beaded Apron - Vintage African Dod Banners Did you ever wonder whyThis is a traditional beaded apron from Southern Africa likely the Tsonga or Ndebele people. This type of apron is worn by women and signifies their social and marital status. It is a ceremonial apron worn by married women. The five panels at the bottom (implied by the four large squares in the design) represent the children the woman is expected to bear, or "calves". Size 8 inches x 10 inches wide