Hurakan: Heart of the sky wool

Hurakan: Heart of the sky woolSize: 180x120x60cm; 70. 8x47. 2x23. 6in Author: Cristina Huarte Materials and methods: Red Cedar carved by Pedro Mendoza Ortega, from San Martn Tilcajet. Hand dyed with Agave honey and varnished by Lucas Snchez from Teotitln del Valle. Decorated with golden and silver brass by Cesar Jernimo Santiago Pacheco from Oaxaca city. Sodalite stone cut for the eyes by gem cutter Edmundo (r. i. p) from Teotihuacan. Hand spun and hand woven silk by master weaver

so that villagers can hike up and volunteer to steer and keep an eye on the fire

This rug in inspired in the representations of Biidau Guciù known as Pitao Cocijo in the literature

Because the Nahuales use the totality of consiouness and understand life and death as one

ready to fight the revolution to defend their land without a second thought about risking their lives in unfavourable warfare

Ruúr duúv (Agave frame)

people wherever they interest and curiosity led them

it shoots up a stalk towards the heavens

Hand woven on a Zapotec walking loom of the XVI century style using a 7 threads per inch reed and wool/rayon blend for warp

medicine and power

This pattern is the pattern that comes from a sea snail

200 of the fith sun and the year 25

que tenemos escondida