Cochineal runner sacred plants

Cochineal runner sacred plants80x300cm

000th of a day more exact than our standard modern calendar

snakes are among the oldest animals living on earth in evolutionary terms

Tamaño: 130x200cm

Materials: criollo sheep wool spun in the mills of Tianguistengo

The design is inpired on the legend of Crescencio a Nahual who live in our village in the 1900's during the time of the Mexican revolution

We know that by protecting the frogs and toads environment they can thrive and sing to the rain so that our cornfields don't go thirsty

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

Tejedor / Weaver: Luis Mendoza

our songs are one and when it rains

people also dreamed much better in those days too so the connection to the spirit world was much stronger

the flowered snake

500 MXN pesos