Beæl niís: water snake snake vissions

Beæl niís: water snake snake vissionsSize: 60x188cm; 23x74in Weaver: Jose Luis Lazo, 12 years old Price: $420USD Materials ans methods: criollo sheep wool hand dyed with Xiuhquilitl (indigo). A little bit of bright blue dyed with aniline dyes. 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 water represents the water snake that descends to the earth to bring water to our land.

Each side of the frame has an expanding Quincunce mirrored on the other side to illustrate our split awareness

This rug is part of an early collection of their production

7kg Threads per Inch: 7

Materials and methods: merino fine yarns and criollo sheep wool hand dyed with indigo (blues)

research that lightning rates are 50% higher when the sun's magnetic field points towards the earth than when it points away

along with what seems like a ball for games

mother earth but we also call the sun Shaán Gubiísh

and scales that represent many individuals uniting together to form a larger community and act as one entity

The important teaching on this geometrical study is to always seek to balance our spiritual vission with our earthly needs as shown in the symbol that join the hands starting to shape a Nahual (shaman) pattern

The green was hand dyed with aniline dyes using an exhaustive method

Knowldege is a state of awareness that comes with the butterfly when we are living a balanced life

these lightnings storms are believed to start the sprouting of many seeds and also a type of pine mushroom that is very tasty