HUICHOL ART YAAB BAG

Structured bag with a trapezoidal shape, metal closure and interior compartments.

NOTE: Design patterns on silk may vary due to different parts of the fabric being taken. Each piece is unique.

Material
60% cowhide/40% jacquard silk/100% polyester lining

Measures
12 x 5.9 x 10.8 in

Design Inspiration

HUICHOL

Design inspired in Huichol Art. For a long time, the Huichol people have preserved their rites and believes, such as the peregrinations they make to San Luis Potosi, during their festivities. Generation after generation, they have jealously kept each of their myths; a fact that allows us to glance at the native world disappeared after the Spain conquest. The ceremonies are linked to the peyote, a hallucinogen plant wich is a basic element for many autochthonous groups in their cosmological rites development; the corn, from which the prehispanic man was created; and the deer, which has a heavenly background. Altogether make up the ceremonial unit. In order to start the ceremony, they offer “Nierikas” (elements to see) as gifts symbolizing their prayers and they open the gates to heaven, the place they inhabit; and their commitment is to work, understand, bless, and preserve it.