Mexican textiles are vibrant and diverse, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Mexico. They are made using various techniques, including weaving, embroidery, and dyeing. Traditional materials often include cotton, wool, and silk, with natural dyes derived from plants and minerals, resulting in bright colors and intricate patterns. These textiles serve both functional and decorative purposes, often used in clothing, home decor, and ceremonial items. Notable styles include Oaxacan rugs, Mayan huipils, and Zapotec blankets, each showcasing unique designs that tell stories of local traditions and history.