A "traje de poblana" is a traditional Mexican dress worn by women from the state of Puebla, Mexico. It is characterized by its colorful and intricate design, featuring vibrant floral embroidery and ruffled sleeves. The dress is usually made of cotton or silk fabric, with a fitted bodice that extends into a full, ankle-length skirt. The embroidery is meticulously handcrafted, often showcasing traditional symbols and motifs inspired by indigenous cultures. Women typically pair the dress with a square or triangular-shaped apron that is also intricately embroidered. The "traje de poblana" is not only a representative garment of Puebla's culture and identity, but it is also considered a symbol of Mexican tradition and heritage.
