The rabbit in the moon classic degins

The rabbit in the moon classic deginsSize: 80x150cm; 2. 6x5ft Weaver: Francisca Hiplito Materials and methods: Criollo sheep wool hand dyed with colorfast aniline dyes in an exhaustive method. Hand woven on a Zapotec walking style loom using a 7 threads per inch reed. Patterns and symbols. The design has the smile pattern that reminds us that smiling and laughing is the source of all healing and we carry that medicine within us. We also have dots that represent the seeds we have been

Above the mountains we have smile patterns and rain stripes

Materials and methods: agave fibers hand dyed with natural dyes: Bèé (cochineal)

When we use our four types of awareness in a balanced way we can see the world through the eye of the feather snake and achieve great feats

The Wixarika people call fire Grand father fire and have very dedicated rituals for fire

The world fishing is depleting life in the oceans and deep sea mining projects are becomeing technologically possible and economically feasible

The eye of Quetzalcoatl

our grandparents gave their lives so that we could retain our autonomy and ancestral lands

When I talk about the Nahual pattern I like to illustrate the pattern with the life path of Maria Sabina

We call steam Gubaà in Dixzaa language

the plant is also used as remedy for stomach pains and cramps like a wild chamomille

This rug represents the cycle of life of Nahuales

With the start of the new year all the indigenous people of the earth pay special attention to the constellations and weather patterns to get some guidance for the future