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Sello Antiguo Prehispánico
Woven by Juan Isaac Vásquez GarcíaTeotitlán del Valle, Oaxaca
- 3' × 4'
- 100% Merino Wool • Natural dyes: Cochineal, Indigo, Marigold
- Signed by the weaver
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One Piece. One Weaver. One Story.
- Handwoven in Teotitlán del Valle, Oaxaca
- Natural-dyed wool
- Signed by the weaver
- Only one exists
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The Story
A central spiral drawn from Mitla's stone mosaics anchors a field of pre-Hispanic glyphs — pyramid peaks, stepped frets, and scattered droplets — bordered in charcoal and framed in bone. Hand-loomed in merino wool with cochineal reds, indigo, and pericón yellow, signed by the weaver at the corner.
Meet the Weaver
Juan Isaac Vásquez García
Teotitlán del Valle, Oaxaca, México
Juan Isaac Vásquez García weaves in Teotitlán del Valle, Oaxaca, working on the family's pedal looms with naturally dyed wool.
Meet the Weaver →From the Earth
Every colour in this piece begins as a plant, a mineral or an insect, prepared in the workshop before the first thread reaches the loom.
- 100% Merino Wool
- Cochineal
- A scale insect raised on nopal cactus, ground and mixed with lime or lemon to move from deep crimson to soft rose.
- Indigo
- Fermented añil leaves, dipped and oxidised in air until the blue deepens with each bath.
- Marigold
- Pericón blossoms, boiled to yield warm golds and, over indigo, soft greens.
Provenance
Learn about the weaving tradition of Teotitlán del Valle
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From Wool to Loom
- 01
Wool
Merino fleece, washed in the valley.
- 02
Natural Dye
Plants, minerals and cochineal, cooked in the workshop.
- 03
Hand Spinning
Carded and spun before the first bath.
- 04
Loom
Warp strung thread by thread on a wooden pedal loom.
- 05
Weaving
Weft packed by hand, row after row, for weeks.
- 06
Finished Piece
Washed, trimmed and finished by the weaver.
