Dain beaz: Sacred Jaguar Mountain hand woven

Dain beaz: Sacred Jaguar Mountain hand wovenSize: 144x246cm Weaver: Gutirrez family workshop Materials and methods: criollo sheep wool hand dyed with high quality colorfast aniline dyes in an exhautive bath. 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: corn tassels, three sister seeds, butterfly of wisdom and love, smile pattern, stone blocks.

often this shots are curados

In our culture we believe that the spirit of our relatives visit us in the form of moth in our homes

Imagine what snakes have to say about global warming

We dedicate this rug as our rain prayer for our milpa fields (corn

making this rug a kind of amulet of protection

The pattern is the Fibonacci sequence which many ancient cultures have studied and described before him and is the basic principle of the golden ratio

Inspired in Diego Rivera's painting 'Nude with Calla Lillies'

84 years old

The word for sister in our language literaly translates as my snake

they walk the earth like true warriors with a smile in their faces and a flourishing hear which you can often see during thier festivals

20 days for the rest of the world

the great teacher of transformation that shows us the way to enter the spirit world