The turquoise trail of Quetzalcoatl candles

The turquoise trail of Quetzalcoatl candlesWeaver: Familia Gutierrez 60x100cm; 23. 5x39. 5in; 2x3ft Materials: Criollo sheep wool dyed with Anilines

In our language it translates as the time of the ones yet to be born

The diamons represent the union of heaven and earth and the balance of nahual and tonal awareness

Agaves provide nutricious food in the form of syrups

We used to gather much more wild foods to eat

mirando hacia "abajo"

brings the best of our qualities and skills because our consciousness is fully present and engaged

Follow up the reading with the four agreements book by Don Miguel Ruiz and the Teachings of Don Juan by Carlos Castaneda

This path of the warrior is the everyday struggle to let our spirit flourish

took a notebook of studies and two weeks' work of cutting-and-arranging before the resulting artefact satisfied him

Weaver: Rosa

and Xiuhquilitl (indigo)

Frida often said that she painted herself because she is the person she knew the best