Beaz guie'a: water lily Jaguar hand woven

Beaz guie'a: water lily Jaguar hand wovenSize: 81x121cm; 32x47. 6in Materials and methods: criollo sheep wool hand dyed with colorfast aniline dyes in exhaustive dye vat. This tapestry work was handwoven on a Zapotec walking loom of the 16th century style using a 7 ends per inch reed. Weaver: Gabino Ruiz B. The sacred Jaguar reoresents the Bez energy that connects us to nature through our intuition and to the spirit world through our dreams, this energy is hosted on the organs on the left

The Jaguar is an apex predator

Master weaver: Daniel Mendez Gómez

Master Weaver: Justino Martínez Mendoza

Patterns and symbols: This ancient symbol reminds us that life is expanding in all four directions

they found that the effect of the Earth's magenetic field on charged hydrometeors might be one of the mechanisms of forming a thunderstorm's charge structure and lightning inititation

This is an original and artistic design from Guillermo

this ritual is performed daily by our people when we boil corn with lime stone (the ancient "bones"of shell fish

Our grandparents always observed the night sky

The eye of Quetzalcoátl in this pattern consists of a Diamond within a diamond

Snakes perceive reality with a mechanism that uses celular water to create an image of the world they live on

The spiky Diamond patterns is referred to as the eye of Quetzalcoatl

When my dad grew  up they barely used plastic