The traditional Guerrero "Acateca" (likely the intended spelling for cataeca) dress is a significant folkloric garment from the state of Guerrero, Mexico, specifically associated with the Acatlán region. It is recognized by a long, typically blue skirt embroidered with vibrant animals and flowers, symbolizing regional fauna and flora, paired with a white huipil (blouse) representing the clouds.
SE ELABORA EN GASA, CHIFON, ORGANZA, POLIESTER Y LINO, ENTRE OTRAS TELAS.
FALDA LARGA DE COLOR AZUL CON BORDADO DE ANIMALES Y FLORES QUE SIMBOLIZAN LA FAUNA Y FLORA DE LA REGION.
HUIPIL BLANCO QUE SIMBOLIZA LAS NUBES: A VECES SE LES DISEñA FLORES BORDADAS DE HILO CONOCIDO COMO ARTICELA
