D'Beælá viínî: three sister seeds Style:Three sister seeds

D'Beælá viínî: three sister seeds Style:Three sister seedsSize: 130x200cm; 4. 2x6. 5ft Weaver: Perfecto Bautista Martnez Materials ans methods: criollo sheep wool in its natural color for the background and hand dyed with colorfast aniline dyes using an exhaustive method for the black. Handwoven on a Zapotec style loom of the 16th century adapted from European styles. Woven using a 7 threads per inch reed. Design, patterns and symbols. This rug depicts the three sister seeds corn beans and squash that make

So in this light

In memory of the indigenous people who have died defending nature

We also have dots that represent the seeds we have been planting to nuture our body and spirit

these patterns are universal and are always speaking to us

Weaver: Rubén Ruiz

The frame of this rug is woven with the agave pattern

Criollo wool dyed with aniline dyes

Weaver: Hilario Bautista

agave fibers

Frida Kahlo was in a constant battle to keep afloat over the many challenges that her destiny had for her and also maitaining her image of fierce and strong woman

When my dad grew  up they barely used plastic

A celebration also observed by the Incas and many other ancient cutures around the world such as Beltane