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Bayetilla red slip, Female Farmer from Boyacá

1850

Museo de Trajes de la Universidad de América

Museo de Trajes de la Universidad de América
Bogotá, Colombia

During the end of the 19 Century, the slip was used as undergarment in Spain to reshape the female figure; in Boyacá the number of slips and their shape showed the social position of countryside women, additionally the slip was also used to help the way skirt fell downwards while retaining a shape.

A red slip was used in ceremonial manners through indigenous traditions, which the indigenous ancestor would use red dyed cloths during religious ceremonies.

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  • Title: Bayetilla red slip, Female Farmer from Boyacá
  • Date Created: 1850, 1850-1950
  • Location Created: Boyacá (Colombia).
  • Rights: Derechos: Museo de Trajes de la Universidad de América. Fotografí­a: Camilo Monsalve Fernández.
Museo de Trajes de la Universidad de América

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