Nagubæz, jaguar born 201x288cm Variant 2. Brighter red:Variant 1. Dark red

Nagubæz, jaguar born 201x288cm Variant 2. Brighter red:Variant 1. Dark redSize: 201x288cm; 79in by 113. 5in; 6'7" by 9' 5 1 2" 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 rayon blend for warp.

We now understand that a particle can behave as a wave and viceversa

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

we will see a huge sea level rise that will affect a significant part of the world that lives in and around the oceans

If you live in the USA you should start referring to the continent as #TurtleIsland or any other native name for the continent

Yagshi[i (seep willow) and Xiuhquilitl (indigo)

the bean plant fixes nitrogen and gets benefited from the harvested dew

In our cosmovission

Cloud People (Zapotec) with Tiśina Ta-till-ium Parker of Southern Sierra Miwuk of Yosemite

the interesting fact is that agaves have a system to collect humidity from the morning dew and in effect they are water storage plants with incredibly resilience to drought

those flowers grow to flourish for a few days only to return to the soil

The spirit of community and fiesta is the essence of this rug and will bring color and joy to any space in your house

to the way rivers meander and zig zag around the landscape