Gathering of the tribes: strength in numbers master dyers

Gathering of the tribes: strength in numbers master dyersSize: 76x200cm; 2. 5x6. 5ft Master weaver: Mario Bautista Martnez Materials and methods: criollo sheep wool and fine merino wool hand dyed with natural dyes: B (Cochineal), Yauhtli (Tagetes Lucida) and Xiuhquilitl (Indigo). 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. Patterns and symbols. This rug depicts the fifth pointed cross in a way that

Aniline dyes for black

This rug depicts sacred flowers (psicoactive

Agave fiber processing is a diening craft becasue most of the ropes we use these days are made out of plastic

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

The ancient cultures of Anahuac had public

this symbol is formed by joining both hands in a fist shape at the tips of the fingers similar to a mudra

A little bit of bright blue dyed with aniline dyes

when managing a controlled burn one needs to prepare the area and consider all probable courses of the fire to take measures to contain it

above we have the spiritual energy--often represented with a bird (eagle

This design was originally passed on to Don Clemente by the Montaño family who would comission rugs from him

We ask developed countries to stop monocultures and turn to agroforestry for the production of food for the world population

Most ancient governors in our culture were Nahuales