Natural dyed rebozos natural dyed

Natural dyed rebozos natural dyedCotton woven in Mitla and dyed by my mother here at the Dixza rugs workshop.

Our village of Xiguie'a (Teotitlan del Valle) is renowned for its elaborate and festive celebrations be it for the patron Saint of our Village

Criollo sheep wool

the milk of the earth that feed and nurture us

The remaining of this rug represents the oceans of the world

Weaver: Leonor Lazo González

The nahual pattern is obtained by uniting the hands in a fist shape with the thumbs joined in the middle

colors and shapes dissolve into their pure esscence so we can perceive energy in its more natural flow

Woven using a 7 threads per inch reed and wool rayon blend

they provide food

The painting was done just after his two great murals for the National Institute of Cardiology and before the enormous mural Great City of Tenochtitlan

for the first nations of the Anawak civilization (mesoamerica and aridoamerica)

this plastic could get stuck in their guts and cause them problems