11 x 14 inch Art Print on Fine Art Matte Paper
Dressed in a traditional huipil richly embroidered with flowers, deer, and the intricate geometric patterns of Wixarika textile art, she holds a golden bowl overflowing with rose petals. Marigold flower jewelry bloom at her ears and chest. A deep magenta rebozo frames her like a sacred mantle.
Two blue jaguars beside her, their spotted coats fading into the earth-red background like spirit guardians emerging from another realm. Above her, a resplendent quetzal takes flight — its iridescent feathers and long trailing tail a symbol of freedom, sovereignty, and the divine made living.
Blue peyotes mark the four corners like compass points, holding the space sacred.
This is a mother — not only of children, but of ceremony, of land, of lineage.
Wixarika Mother is a celebration of the Huichol people, their unbroken traditions, and the women who carry those traditions forward with unwavering devotion.
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© 2022
Copyright non-transferable with sale.
Colours may vary slightly based on monitor settings. Due to the vintage nature of the source material that is used to create these collages and subsequently scanned. Listings contain a zoomed in preview of the texture/crispness of the image for your reference.
I don't accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations. But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
Be sure to read our Return/Refund Policy prior to purchasing
11 x 14 inch Art Print on Fine Art Matte Paper
Dressed in a traditional huipil richly embroidered with flowers, deer, and the intricate geometric patterns of Wixarika textile art, she holds a golden bowl overflowing with rose petals. Marigold flower jewelry bloom at her ears and chest. A deep magenta rebozo frames her like a sacred mantle.
Two blue jaguars beside her, their spotted coats fading into the earth-red background like spirit guardians emerging from another realm. Above her, a resplendent quetzal takes flight — its iridescent feathers and long trailing tail a symbol of freedom, sovereignty, and the divine made living.
Blue peyotes mark the four corners like compass points, holding the space sacred.
This is a mother — not only of children, but of ceremony, of land, of lineage.
Wixarika Mother is a celebration of the Huichol people, their unbroken traditions, and the women who carry those traditions forward with unwavering devotion.
———
© 2022
Copyright non-transferable with sale.
Colours may vary slightly based on monitor settings. Due to the vintage nature of the source material that is used to create these collages and subsequently scanned. Listings contain a zoomed in preview of the texture/crispness of the image for your reference.
I don't accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations. But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.
Be sure to read our Return/Refund Policy prior to purchasing
