Blue mid waist mini skirt. The skirt has Aztec embroidery at the bottom and at the top. 100% Viscose
About Aztec prints: According to scholar Christopher Mucato, the Aztec Empire comprised the Nahuas, which is a term for a diverse category of people in Central Mexico who spoke the Nahuatl language. There were many tribes of Nahuas, and the arts defined their concept of civilization. Textiles were their signature art form ” woven fabrics or cloths. Traditional textiles were made from plant fibers. In the late 1400s, textiles were so valuable that were their main form of currency. The embroidered print at the bottom and top of this skirt is influenced by the rich history of the Nahuas. The mini skirt can feel cool and comfy in the hot weather. They highlight your leg line and overall shape. The A-line shape adds a sweet element to the look.