Sash (faja), c. 1965, 101 x 2 in. (256.54 x 5.08 cm), Silk, cotton; needlework, Guatemala, 20th century, Huipiles from Chichicastenango exhibit a wider range of imagery than those from other villages; however, they are also among the most instantly recognizable. As evidenced in this example, they are characterized by the boldly appliquéd or embroidered sunbursts that encircle the neck opening. When worn, the sunburst surrounds a woman's head, positioning her at the center of her universe.