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The Freda dress is designed to flow with your body and accompany you in every movement. Its halter design with an open back and adjustable straps highlights femininity with subtlety and freedom.
Made from Mexican cotton and hand-dyed, each garment is unique: the tones and shades tell their own story. Its wide silhouette and side slits allow it to be worn in different styles — loose, tied, or crossed — to reflect your essence on every occasion.
This version was hand-dyed in shedron, a warm and deep color that evokes the earth illuminated by the last rays of the sun. Between terracotta and burnt red, this shade highlights the natural texture of the cotton and provides a serene yet vibrant presence. As in all artisanal processes, each piece develops slight color variations that make it unique.
Piel Salada (Salty Skin) is the second world of Agua de Sal: that of the accompanying sun, the warmth that slowly settles on the skin after a day by the sea. This dress captures the most intense tones of that moment: the still-warm sand, the lit-up horizon, and the orange light that lingers for a few moments before disappearing. The feeling of walking barefoot as the day bids farewell.
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100% artisanal cotton | One size | Made in Mexico
Mexican Cotton · Natural Dye · Artisanal Process
Our garments are made from 100% Mexican cotton, chosen for its softness, freshness, durability, and ability to adapt to the body with wear.
The dyeing is done through artisanal processes with natural dyes, where time, water, material, and the human hand intervene consciously. We do not seek exact colors or identical results: each garment reacts differently, and that is part of its identity.
This process makes each piece unique, with subtle variations in tones, shapes, and textures. These are not imperfections, but rather the visible trace of handmade work, without mass production or rigid molds.
Choosing these garments means choosing honest materials, slow processes, and a way of dressing that is more connected to the origin of what you wear.
To preserve the quality and colors of your Yandala garment, we recommend: