Strawberry blue woven art

Strawberry blue woven artSize without handle: 20x25cm; 8x10in Length with handle: 46cm; 18in Weaver: Leonor Lazo Gonzlez for the handle. Main body, unknown. Designer and seamstress: Magal Capdevilla Price: $2000MXN Materials and methods: criollo sheep wool hand dyed with natural dyes: B (cochineal) for pink and Xiuquilitl (indigo) for blue. 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

One of her son's warned her that her daugther Coyolxauhqui (Moon Godess) was leading her sons to kill her

and actually in Zapotec culture

Mountains also represent the precence of our ancestors in the landscape

Quetzalcoatl was wandering in the desert doing a pilgrimage to a Tollán (sacred site)

to live life like a masterful piece of art in harmony with the delicate balance of heaven and earth

the mother of the moon and the 400 (many) stars in the milky way

A lot of the ancient wisdom can be summarized in the moto

a genocide in Gaza that has the survivors in starvation and so many people in need in many other countries

hence the two shades of indigo dyed blue was use

Size: 60x188cm

such as our town center

All ancient governors in our culture were high Shamans trained in all the fine arts and