This hand-painted textile is the work of Yine artist Emily Urquía Sebastián. The designs come from traditional Yine iconography which in addition to being used as their body art, can also represent animal spirits. In this piece, she paints her own stylized version of the Yine symbol for the tiger or 'Yonalutjiga' using natural pigments from tree bark, clay, and achiote seed.
Dimensions (approximate): 185cm x 74cm
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The artistic expressions of the Yine people are closely related to design and weaving, as well as the creation of ceramics, jewelry, crowns and musical instruments. The Yine have 31 different designs, each with a particular meaning that is transmitted orally from generation to generation by the elders.
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