Quiea lliea beats: sacred elder mountain contemporary rugSize: 60x100cm; 2x3ft Weaver: Elia (mom) and Javier (son) Materials and methods: criollo sheep wool hand dyed with natural dyes: Yagshi (seep willow), Yauhtli (tagetes lucida), Xiuhquilitl (indigo) Cempasuchitl (Marigold) and an aniline dye for bright green. Handwoven on a Zapotec style loom of the 16th century adapted from European styles. Woven using a 7 threads per inch reed and wool rayon blend for warp. Design, Patterns and Symbols. This rug
logic and mathematics
Could this be a way in which life is transfering consciousness from the organic bodies into the inorgainc elements
who is pictured here holding the rug to take care of some probable appendicitis issues
(2019) carries on computer simulations on the "Efects of Earth's magnetic field on prerequisites of lightning initiation in Thunderstorm"
Don Jacinto was also a very knowledgable person who knew our mountains very well and used to gather wild foods
The bird and the snake are very ancient symbols that illustrate a deep understanding of the forces of life that make our existence possible in this earthly plane of the four directions
the sisterhood of wisdom and medicine keepers
Colorfast aniline dyes for the red and tans hand dyed in exhaustive dye vat
as the popular say has it
In my grandfathers generation they never used plastic and used to meet all their storage needs using clay pots and different types of leaves as siposable wrapping for their food
we manage the land as a community
Xiuhquilitl (indigo) Cempasuchitl (Marigold) and an aniline dye for bright green
