Artworks

armadillo orquidia-violeta
  • Armadillo
  • Guardian Spirit
  • flat
  • sewing, embroidery, dyeing, beadwork
  • feathers, fabric, canvas, beads, found-objects, salvaged, thread, upholstery
  • 2022
  • 12 × 12 inches
  • available, contact for price and purchasing
  • Orquidia Violeta
bisonte-bison
  • Bison
  • Guardian Spirit
  • flat
  • sewing, embroidery, beadwork, dyeing
  • beads, fabric, canvas, feathers, found-objects, salvaged, thread, upholstery, woven
  • 2022
  • 12 × 12 inches
  • Some Pacific Northwest Native American women identify three primary stages in life: birth, finding a guardian spirit, and death. The tradition of finding one’s spirit is a rite that forms a common bond within the community, while simultaneously defining an individual’s personal identity.
  • available, contact for price and purchasing
  • Orquidia Violeta
conejo-rabbit orquidia-violeta
  • Conejo (Rabbit)
  • Guardian Spirit
  • flat
  • embroidery, dyeing, sewing
  • beads, canvas, fabric, feathers, found-objects, salvaged, woven, upholstery, trim, thread
  • 2022
  • Guardian Spirit-Conejo-Rabbit The sign of Rabbit is a symbol of longevity, peace, and prosperity.
  • Orquidia Violeta
maiz-corn
  • Maíz
  • Guardian Spirit
  • flat
  • appliqué, beadwork, dyeing, embroidery, sewing
  • canvas, fabric, feathers, found-objects, salvaged, thread, upholstery, woven
  • 2022
  • 12 × 12 inches
  • Maíz depicts an indigenous woman who believes that her spirit guide is the Goddess of Maize. She wears symbols on her clothing - water, wind, and sun. These are elements that produce maize, a sacred food for her people. She is using a metate to grind and process the grain for tortillas. She carries her baby with her while she works, wrapped up in a rebozo. It’s important to have an understanding of the food we eat, especially when we have children.
  • available, contact for price and purchasing
  • Orquidia Violeta
pajaro-del-trueno-thunderbird orquidia-violeta