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Tocoyal - Mayan Hair Wrap - Vida Maya

Ceremonial Two-Bird Tocoyal Hair Wrap | Vida Maya

$85.00

Celebrate connection and tradition with this special Two-Bird Tocoyal Hair Wrap, a meaningful Guatemalan textile piece featuring two stylized bird motifs in a black, white, and gray woven design.

A Tocoyal, also called a cinta, is a long decorative hair ribbon associated with traditional Maya dress. This handwoven ribbon is a distinctive keepsake for a wedding, anniversary, cultural celebration, or anyone who values meaningful handmade textiles.

Wear it as a hair wrap, tie it around a dress as a belt, or display it as a distinctive textile accent. Its paired-bird design makes it especially thoughtful as a wedding gift representing connection and togetherness.

Learn more about the history and meaning of Tocoyales in Guatemala.

Details

  • Special two-bird Tocoyal hair wrap
  • Black, white, and gray woven design
  • Two stylized bird motifs
  • Handwoven Guatemalan cinta ribbon
  • One-of-a-kind cultural textile keepsake
  • Can be worn as a hair wrap or used as textile decor
  • Also known as a Guatemalan cinta or Maya hair ribbon
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