Size: 150x250cm; 4.9x8.2ft Master Weaver: Marcelina López (r.i.p at 72 yo) Materials and methods: native criollo sheep wool hand dyed with natural dyes: pecan husk and native srub dyes for camels; black zapote for dark tans and Yauhtli (tagetes lucida) for greens and copal bark for brown red. These ingredients were gathered in the fall of 2025 and spring of 2026 and portray a signature of our landscape for that time frame. Handwoven on a Zapotec style loom of the 16th century adapted from European styles. Woven using a 7 threads per inch reed and wool rayon blend for warp. For a noble cause. This rug was woven by Marcelina and left to her sons as their inheritance. The sale of this rug will help Marcelina's grandson Jose Manuel Lopez to pay for expenses for his cancer treatment; although the Mexican government has free access to the specialty hospital in Oaxaca city; there are numerous travel and care expenses to cover. Marcelina's weaving is still helping to protect her family and keep them together with warmth and love in this hard times. Please help us find a house for it. Share wide and freely with friends and contacts. Read more about the design, Patterns and symbols on www.dixza.com This pattern represent the vissions of the Nawales, Nagubæz, the people born with their Jaguar consciousness awakened. Certain births occur with the jaguar influence in the Sun, Moon and Venus calendar, and thus these babies are born with a deeper and more natural connection to their Jaguar Nawal, this kids will feel a strong pull to nature and the cosmos, they will find it easy to navigate those worlds. Their intuition and their logic is naturally honned so they will excel in both realms of the awake world and the spiritual world, natural hunters, mathematicias, musicians, artists, poets and warriors. They are destined to become governors and protect their people in times of danger, examples of famous Nawales are: Netzahualcoyotl in Texcoco who was a great governor that built acueduts, recited poetry and excelled in battles and political negotiations, more recently Nawal Crecensio in our village protected our lands during the turmoil of the Mexican revolution and more famously Emiliano Zapata who fought for land rights and was made inmortal in the saying "Zapata vive, la lucha sigue" (Zapata is alive, the fight continues). The nawal pattern is like a mudra pattern that is obtained by joining both hands by the thumbs with the fists curled into a spiral, it looks like two fibonacci spirals united, this represents the union of the left and the righ side of our awarenes (Nawal and Tonal), the conscious and the unconscious, the masculine and the femenine, the day and night, the awake world and the spiritual world. They key is to live a life of balance where these two types of perception is mantained in equilibrium.