Video Clip 1: The Huichol People �https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=eo. Rqc. Yj 8 h 3 c
Video Clip 2: Mystical and Colorful: Huichol Art in Mexico �https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=2 Xdd 5 RLM 6 lc
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
Video Clip 3: Ojo de Dios Huichol 8 Palos �https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=u. TWp. Mm 300 d. E
Video Clip 4: Step by Step Tutorial �https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=p 5 X 6 xk. VCHU U&t=18 s
SIMPLE OJO DE DIOS TUTORIAL �https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=0 do. OTz 5 Wck k