Arte Huichol, Mexican Painting Yarn, Tatehuari. Cuadro de Estambre

Description

Table of yarn - Huichol art.
Mexican Folk Art
Huichol art.- The making of the Huichol stamen tables are true paintings of multicolored yarn, the yarn is glued with Campeche wax (beeswax), where the Huichol people express the visions they have during their rituals, their stories and religion.
Mexican Folk Art
Huichol art (Wixarika)
Tables of yarn.- Such compositions expose deep mythological themes of this Mesoamerican ethnic group. These are thresholds to glimpse the hermetic universe of the deities of deep Mexico according to the perspective of the Huichol indigenous people. The Huichol culture is guided by pre-Columbian shamanic traditions linked to ceremonies carried out in its historical past. The jicuri (peyote) is the centerpiece of Huichol ritualism, revered for its healing properties and its ability to illuminate whoever participates in it.
Elaboration technique: On the table the Huichol artist places beeswax over the entire piece until it is completely covered, then one by one threads of yarn are glued to complete the painting; In its elaboration, the Huichol artist develops various drawings and symbols representative of their culture and traditions.
Maintenance: To prevent the threads from fading, do not expose this piece directly to heat or light, as it may melt the Campeche wax adhesive (beeswax). For cleaning it is with a delicate brush or air exclusively.
Characteristics:
Handmade item
Measure: 30 x 30 cms (12 "x 12")
Made with thread (yarn)
Huichol crafts
Handmade by Huichol artists
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STORY WRITTEN BY THE ARTISAN
HUICHOL ART TABLE,
TECHNIQUE: WOOD PAINTED WITH STARTER.
ONE MONTH OF WORK.
TATEHUARI, HUICHOL ART. THE LEGEND TELLS THAT GRANDFATHER FIRE ...