It gets greener after a fire bluesky

It gets greener after a fire blueskySize: 60x100cm, 2x3ft Weaver: Belen Bautista Free 10 day shipping by Mexpost. Materials and methods: Criollo sheep wool dyed with anilines. Wool and agave warp. Handwoven on a Zapotec walking loom of the 16th century style using a 7 threads per inch harness. Pattern and symbols: We gather around the grandfather fire to listen to our elders tell stories and transmit knowledge to the future generations. Belen wove seeds with the fire pattern to show the

she went on to tell her sons and daughters about this miracle but they didn't believe her and were affraid that their divine mother would be publicly ashamed

The Diamond pattern comes from the skin of the rattle snake and represents knowledge

The color red represents the blood of the earth necessary for life while the blue represents the cosmic elements needed for life on earth to be sustained

I bet you could see it growing day by day powered by the sugars accumulated over time in the heart of the agave

the Benizaa

along with what seems like a ball for games

the heavens and the underworld and the middle point being the cuadrant of the four directions where humans live their mortal dream

plants and rituals are there to help us start the healing process and uplift our spirit but ultimately the healing comes from within

people in touch with their Rubeæz awareness (dreams and intuition) can feel when death is approaching

scholars say that it might be due to the fact that we populated the world following coastlines

We recommend putting this rug on the flor and stepping on it barefoot as much as possible to absorb the medicine with the soul (sole) of your foot

San Miguel del Valle