Wixáritari (Huichol) Art

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Wixáritari (Huichol) Art

MEXICO Huichol (el rojo)

Video Clip 1: The Huichol People https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eoRqcYj8h3c

Video Clip 2: Mystical and Colorful: Huichol Art in Mexico https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Xdd5RLM6lc

Beaded Eggs

Beaded Jaguar Head

Beaded Clay Pot

Beaded Bowl

Beaded Bowl

Yarn Painting

Yarn Painting

Yarn Painting

Yarn Painting

OJOS DE DIOS The Huichol people for many years have made Ojos de Dios, meaning ‘Eyes of God’ Lana (wool/ yarn) Palos (sticks)

Traditionally, Ojos de Dios are woven alone, and people meditate or pray as they work The works of art are made for celebrations or blessing. They are hung in homes and where people work

OJOS DE DIOS When a Huichol child is born, the father would weave the center ring, and then add a new ring for each year of the child’s life until the age of five

OJOS DE DIOS The original works (with 2 sticks creating four corners that represent earth, wind, fire and water) are hard to come by. They used to be powerful, and spiritual. Now they are mostly an art/craft and people make elaborate additions to them like the mandala seen here.

Video Clip 3: Ojo de Dios Huichol 8 Palos https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uTWpMm300dE

Video Clip 4: Step by Step Tutorial

SIMPLE OJO DE DIOS TUTORIAL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0doOTz5Wckk

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