Beni shiguie'æ: Teotitecos orage

Beni shiguie'æ: Teotitecos orageSize: 130x200cm; 4. 2x6. 5ft Master weaver: Mario Bautista Martnez Materials and methods. Design patterns and symbols, meanings. This pattern is a fractal symbol that teaches us about the perception state that nahuales (shamans) achieve when they unite their nahual perception in the spirit world with the day to day perception in the tonal world of language, logic and mathematics. The nahual pattern is obtained by uniting the hands in a fist shape with

The dyes were made with cochineal

the sacred elders of the landscapte

dreams and intention

she is the local Temazcal healer in town

under a ceiba tree we would be buried to start our journey back to the spirit world after our mortal dream

the diamond in the center (Quetzalcoatl's eye) represents the wisdom that is created with the union of all of our lived experiences when shared with each other

algae and other organic debris)

This rug depicts a stylized version of the eye of Bealguie'æ (Eye of the Plumed Serpent)

Tejedor: Maria Mendoza Contreras

makes a diamond shape to represent the window to the spirit world

The heron represents the migration routes that our people followed across the Cen Anahuac continent (North America) in order to find places to settle

Size: 60x188cm