Nagubæz, jaguar born. wool rug

Nagubæz, jaguar born. wool rugSize: Variant 1 (darker red). 200x263cm; 78 by 103. 5in; 8' 8" by 6' 8" Master weaver: Mario Bautista Martnez Materials and methods: fine merino sheep wool blend with angora goat yarns. Hand dyed with natural dyes: B (cochineal) for reds and pinks; natural black wool dyed with Xiuhquilitl (indigo) for dark black color. Handwoven on a Zapotec style loom of the 16th century adapted from European styles. Woven using a 7 threads per inch reed and wool

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During earhtquakes

to live life like a masterful piece of art in harmony with the delicate balance of heaven and earth

Materials and Methods: criollo sheep wool spun in the family mills of Tianguistengo

the side of the Jaguar

making it a great ally for Zapotec farmers as we face dryer weather and climate change that affects our milpa food system

art) and song (sacral music

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

Rug traded from vendors from San Miguel del Valle

Price: $12

org/wildlife/jaguar as an example of the work being done to protect them

Colors: cochineal (dark red and pink) indigo (blue and blue-gray)