Shaa guiíbaa Luaá:the sky of Oaxaca sacred plants

Shaa guiíbaa Luaá:the sky of Oaxaca sacred plantsShaa guibaa Lua: the sky of Oaxaca Size: 130x200cm Weaver: Mario Sosa. Price: $650 USD Free shipping. Materials ans methods: criollo sheep wool hand dyed with colorfast aniline dyes using an exhaustive method. Handwoven on a Zapotec style loom of the 16th century adapted from European styles. Woven using a 7 threads per inch reed. The rug is inspired in the sky of Lua'a (Oaxaca), the land of guajes, an incredible acacia tree that grows around around

The roaring of the Jaguar calls the thunder that will bring the rains to the land for life to flourish

wind or lightning in order to save the day or achieve a goal

We know that this species of Macaw is in the endangered species list and is a key indicator species of the health of our ecosystems

scientists

The center is a stripe of mountain patterns that reassemble the DNA shape

This duality represents the original two aspects of creation

In his books as an apprentice of Nahual Don Juan

ants (corn seed keepers

mostly associated with governors

You can dye yarn with Yauhtli and overdye it with cochineal to get shades of orange to pale Mamey Zapote colors

Frida arrived on the first day of school and had no lesson prepared

a national award winner in textile weaving competitions