Nasaátea shaa guiíbaà: Dancing sky Color:Natural indigo

Nasaátea shaa guiíbaà: Dancing sky Color:Natural indigoSize: 80x150cm; 2. 6x5ft 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. Weaver: Francisca Hiplito, Design, patterns ans symbols. This rug depicts the symbol of lightning and the many colors of the blu sky in Oaxaca. Notes. Free MexPost worldwide shipping. Customize

I have noted before how the Dixzaa word for flower Guieea starts with the root word Guii

The tan was dyed with aniline

We probably also evolved our very complex brains thanks to the nutrient rich seafood that we gathered around coastal lines

Our ancestors talk about nine planes in the sky world and nine planes underworld when joined with our four direction awareness they add up to thirteen

The Textile museum in Oaxaca had a whole exhibition dedicated to this idea

the earthly needs and pursuits

The green color reminds us that after a controlled fire the land heals leading to an even greener patch of land

they remind us of our cosmic origin and the awareness that we are pure energy always transforming never stagnant

Indigo dyes on native criollo sheep wool

to say good midday

This is a very finely woven rug with a lot of little details that convey the vibrant energy of our culture and the richness of our land

planes of existence that we move from at birth and death