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This design was inspired by a piece of Huichel art. The Huichel
Indians of Mexico cover objects with beads imbedded in a wax
mixture. Their use of brilliant colors really speaks to me. In
Mexico among the Huichol Indians of the Sierra Madre the Sun
deity Tayaupa is very powerful. While he cannot be controlled
by man as fire can, he must be respected because he lights and
warms the earth by day. Some examples of Huichol artwork depicts
Tayaupa being eclipsed by the moon.
This is another of my "just patterns" e-books. There
are no instructions or color keys. I offer these in their "just
patterns" form in order to give you lots of pretty patterns
at a very reasonable price.
This e-book contains 4 pages. There is one large pattern and
two pages with super large sections of the pattern.
Approx Finished Size: 4 3/4 X 5"
Beads: Delicas or other cylinder beads
Stitch: Odd Count Flat Peyote
Pages: 4
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