The skirt, or morga, [traditional designation] is indigo blue with lighter blue pinstripes. The foot-loomed panels are joined with a simple decorative randa, which is added by hand.

The Santiago belt, specific to the village, is a narrow black and white striped band, which can be plain or brocaded. The ends are finished with multicolored braided threads and small button-shaped pompons.

The striped utility cloth [tzute] is used in various ways; for example, to cover baskets of food or to carry vegetables in the market. This textile may be either plain or decorated with brocaded figures. The ceremonial tzute is always brocaded, and various birds are favorite designs.

The hair is still arranged in a traditional style, interlaced with cords and tied around the head. Formerly of multicolored wool yarn, commercial satin ribbons are now used.