¿Qué quiere la niña fresa? Madrecuixe zapotec rug

¿Qué quiere la niña fresa? Madrecuixe zapotec rugSize. Circumference: 43cm; 17in Body of the bag: 21x 18; 8. 5x7in Strap length: 52cm; 20. 5in Total Length with strap: 80cm; 31. in Hand dyed criollo sheep wool from Santiago Tianguistengo, dyed by Leonor and Samuel using cochineal and yagshi (mule fat) a plant that makes soap and it is used for friction fire, the name Yagshi, literaly translates as the plant for fire, but it grows in the river bank and it is also used as soap. Perfect bag to go

biodiversrity loss

Materials and methods: Yute fibers hand dyed by Justino Mendoza using natural dyes: Béé (Dactylopius Coccus)

lack of nutrient

Weaver: Mario Sosa

After some stripes there is a motiff that represents two male corn tassels with pollen dots

our leaders sucumb to the temptations of easy money and power and we are left with a corrupt system that benefits a few and oppresses the majorities

Causes: these are probably among the last rugs that our auntie Maria weves

This naming of the pattern denotes the Eurocentric approach to the understanding of our native ancient cultures

The word for water in Zapotec is "Niís" this is the root word used for many other words

dreams are lot linear nor logical bu they have their own language that has a direct impact into the awake world

many tows were left relatively undisturbed as long as the kept producing the extremely sought after red dye from the "new world"

a great spot for surfing and having a good time in the waves