Oylu
Oylu is a term that refers to a type of handicraft originating from the region of Iztancuaro, Mexico. It is characterized by the intricate weaving of dried corn husks to create decorative and functional objects. The process typically involves selecting and preparing the husks, which are then soaked to make them pliable. Artisans meticulously cut, shape, and weave the husks, often incorporating natural dyes to add color.
The designs of oylu crafts are diverse, ranging from small decorative figures and ornaments to more elaborate
Oylu crafts are appreciated for their unique texture, natural aesthetic, and the skill involved in their creation.