At Santa Rosa Junior College, the Celebrating the Huipil exhibit features selections from the Multicultural Museum’s collection of huipils: the colorful, traditional garments worn by indigenous women from Mexico to Central America.
Celebrating the Huipil at Santa Rosa Junior College
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