Yarn Painting – 60 x 120 cm

The painting is organized into a captivating semantic triptych. At the heart of the work lies a monumental circular mandala that represents the center of the universe and the eye of God (Nierika). The core is dominated by a moving cosmic spiral, surrounded by a radiant sun that symbolizes Tatewari (the grandfather fire) and the vital energy. Guarding this sacred circle, intertwined figures of deer can be seen (Maxa), divine messengers who connect human beings with the ancestors, and serpents that represent rain, fertility, and the flow of water.

The side panels complement this shamanic narrative with unparalleled symbolic richness. On the left, the work pays homage to healing rituals and sacred music, highlighting ceremonial elements such as candles that illuminate the earthly plane and the divine fire. On the right, the composition gains dynamism by depicting the spiritual dance of the blue deer under the shelter of the full moon and the blossoming of peyote (Hikuri), the sacred bridge to the wisdom and mystical visions of the shaman (Mara’akame).

Each yarn line has been patiently and meticulously placed by the artisan’s hands, achieving a textured relief that interacts magically with light, making the fluorescent tones come alive depending on the viewing angle. More than a decorative object, this piece represents a valuable living cultural heritage. It is an exclusive Mexican artwork and collectible, designed to become the focal point of sophisticated spaces and homes that appreciate authentic luxury, ancestral mysticism, and stories woven with the soul.