Beniguie'æ: sister seeds Color:Variant 2

Beniguie'æ: sister seeds Color:Variant 2Size: 42x105cm; 16. 5x41in Weaver: Beln Bautista Price: $245USD Materials and methods: criollo sheep wool dyed with natural dyes: Be (Dactylopius coccus Costa, cochineal). 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. Design, patterns and symbols. This rug depicts the seeds of matriarchy that come from the Pleiads, the many sister seeds that make

Our ancestors discovered that we are more than flesh and bones

little did they know that my dad would end up marrying someone from that family

the cloud people know as Zapotecs were adept astronomers

We are at a point in the state of the world where as a collective humanity (mostly developed countries) have put a tremendous demand for resources which endangers the life support systems of the earth

Jiuhquilitl (indigo)

Master weaver: Luis Martínez

Just before the rainy season

In the Ben'zaá (Cloud People

no one side is completely red or completely blue

a figure that remind us to live a life of balance in all directions

Our ancestors discovered that our actions either moved our vital life force energy within our bodies or wasted it leaking it out with negative actions

that Diamond pattern in the middle of the rug