Habul Tiyahi'an Dinner and Salad Plates Set sayaw when washing

when washing

Her work explores the world of childhood enchantments and gives a sense of child-like innocence that evoke a feeling of delight and nostalgia

Inspired by the Habul Tiyahi'an

Performed by dancers skillfully stepping between and over moving bamboo poles

During pre-hispanic times up until the post colonial era

Habul Tiyahi'an Dinner and Salad Plates Set sayaw when washingInspired by the Habul Tiyahi'an, a hand embroidered tubular skirt or patadjung that is worn by women on special occasions. Items made from cotton or silk, with the brightest silk threads colored with natural dyes for the habul (cloth), which follows the "ukkil"(carving) pattern. The patterns or motifs are typically flowers, leaves, vines, shapes of animals, trees and or geometric figures. It is also used to adorn tablecloth, bed spreads and