Moth and dusk medicine rug

Moth and dusk medicine rugWeaver: Familia Gutierrez Size: 80x150cm; 31. 5x59in; 2. 6x5ft Marerials: criollo wool dyed with anilines

it is inevitable that oceans will play a significant role in shaping humanitie's future

If we were to live life as it every moment could be our last moment on earht we would bring the best of ourselves and achieve great feats not only in survival mode but in every day life

Our ancestors saw that our journey in life is much like those little wild flowers

This rug is part of an early collection of their production

Yauhtli (Tagetes Lucida) and Xiuhquilitl (indigo)

Yagshi[i (seep willow)

it is hard to aprreciate these leve of detail in the first two pictures but does show up on the close up of the last picture

apparently this magnetic field dance creates a different imprint on solar radiation on earth so in practical terms ine could consider that the sun has four "magnetic poles" and this dance of the four magnetic poles affects life on earth so maybe that is why each day was assigned a different direction in our ancestral calendar in the Anahuac civilization

also if you have felt the bite of a red ant you would agree that it is as powerful as a Jaguars bite 😉 We have described in other posts how ants help us predict the rain patterns with our fine tuned observations and intuition

saturation

What if we don't really live here in this world but we wake up to a mortal dream

From the agave we get ixtle for textiles