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Mesa/inner fabric Yanitinin/masintin
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Yanitinin/Masintin
A slightly larger inner cloth, approximately 49x46 cm
In the silent whispers of the Andes, the shaman carries their khuyas – the 13 sacred stones, each filled with energy and purpose. These stones are kept in a blessed inner cloth, carefully placed inside the shaman’s mesa cloth, where they are held close to the heart, protected and ready to serve.
Khuyas are more than just stones; they are portals to the earth’s power and the spirit world. Each khuya is used for healing, cleansing, and creating balance. They can draw out heavy energy, fill empty spaces with light, and guide the soul through darkness into clarity.
When the shaman opens their mesa cloth and lifts out the inner cloth, the khuyas are placed in the ceremony with reverence. They call upon the elements and the blessings of Pachamama. Together, the stones become a living network of energy – a bridge between humankind and the universe, where healing begins.
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The Q'ero communities live high in the Andes east of Cusco and are known for having preserved many traditions, ceremonies and knowledge that have been passed down between generations.
Textiles have long played an important role in everyday life, used both as utilitarian objects and as part of ceremonial contexts. Weaving is still a living craft where colors, patterns and techniques bear traces of the local culture and the Andean environment in which the fabrics are created.
Each mesa fabric is unique and reflects the craftsmanship and tradition that still lives on in Q'ero communities.