El regreso de Quetzalcoatl: the return of Quetzalcoatl wool rug

El regreso de Quetzalcoatl: the return of Quetzalcoatl wool rugSize: 60x91cm, 23. 5x36in Master weaver: Justino Martnez Price at check out shows in Mexican pesos. Materials and methods: yute fiber hand dyed with xiuhqulitl (indigofera sufroticosa). Handwoven and hand painted thread by thread (one side) on a Zapotec style loom of the 16th century adapted from European styles. Woven using a 7 threads per inch reed and a wool blend warp. Desing, patterns and symbols. This rug tells the story of the return of Bel

and birds are the natural evolution of reptiles

many of the early planters did well but as of midjune

Our ancestors believed that in the hours of dusk our perception is heightened as the sun enters the underworld and its spirits come out to the earth to roam and carry their business

As our village grows we begin to feel a little bit of the urban feel with paved streets

This rug depicts the fifth pointed cross in a way that it expands the four directions internally (a diamond withing a cross) and externally by reaching to other fifth pointed crosses acrross the land and linking them wiht a path of light (knowledge) and love (support)

This conteporary style rug depicts shapes and colors from the central valley of Oaxaca

Hand spun and hand woven silk by master weaver Hilda from San Pedro Cajonos

Weaver: Mario Bautista Martinez

When we do that

At age 39 one has probably grown up

80x150cm - 2

he remembers working in Orange county while there were still orange farms over there