Tuguúl shamans

Tuguúl shamansSize: 80x140cm; 2. 6x4. 5ft Materials ans methods: criollo sheep wool hand dyed with colorfast aniline dyes using an exhaustive method. Handwoven on a Zapotec style loom of the 16th century adapted from European styles. Woven using a 7 threads per inch reed. Master weaver: Daniel Mendez Gmez Design, patterns and symbols. That time of the year when things start to die is approaching, the early flowers from the Guaje trees have fallen, the first flower

and thus most appropriately translated as Goddess because our cultures were matrialchal

grasses and a hint of rain in the middle to bring in that hope for rain when the situation gets though

scientists

Our ancestors understood that the perfect balance of elements

into bird language as practiced by native people around the world

Nía is the word for clean

we are using those subtle ways of perceiving

Tamaño: 70x100cm Size: 2

Materials ans methods: criollo sheep wool hand dyed with colorfast aniline dyes using an exhaustive method

No wonder why our ancestros referred to the earth as a turtle island floating in the immense blue sea of the sky when looking "down"

this is shown in the pattern of a diamond within a diamond

Weaver: Mario