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Saltillo Sarape

Saltillo Sarape

c. 1820–50

The sarape (wearing blanket) is a classic Mexican men’s garment that became a symbol of national identity and pride after Mexico achieved independence from Spain in 1821.

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Cleveland Museum of Art
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