Bælâ bæl guiææ: my sister, the feather dragon sacred plants

Bælâ bæl guiææ: my sister, the feather dragon sacred plantsSize: 60x200cm; 2x6. 5ft Weaver: Beatriz Montao Jimnez Materials and methods: criollo sheep wool spun at the family owned mill of Tianguistengo. Hand dyed with aniline dyes in an exhaust method for color fastness. 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 nested diamond fractal represents the universe that

They grew their own food

there is also a toxic degree of machismo

that is 28 285 cuadrillion

it is quite literally

She is known as Tonantzin Tlalli Coatlicue

magenta and pink

while listening to music or when watching a film

May the earth heal and may the cosmic awareness of our higher purpose in life illuminate our governors and society for the great rebalancing of the forces of life

or the pitaya (organ cacti fruit) or the more exotic pitahaya (dragon fruit)

named Monte Albán because of its apparent resemblance to the Alban Hills in Italy

laughing and smiling

Materials and methods: criollo sheep wool hand dyed by Leonor Lazo and Samuel Bautista with naturaldyes: Xiuhquilitl (indigo)