Whirling Dervish Cape Burgundy ArtsCenter

Whirling Dervish Cape Burgundy ArtsCenterThe Whirling Dervish Cape, called the Khirqa, symbolizes the shedding of worldly attachments before the spiritual dance begins. The cape's removal signifies leaving the ego behind to seek divine oneness. While their arms are held open, the right hand is to the sky to receive blessings and the left hand to the earth to give to humanity. Made from a one of a kind vintage Suzani textile, hand embroidered by women in Uzbekistan. Originally these textiles

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fearing her power

You stupid boys and your stupid guns

pattern and color are specifically chosen by the creator to tell a story

Brooch measures 2"x1"

as it would have been on the walls of the Paleolithic caves

The Desert Bandana is made from handloomed silk and cotton ikat fabric from Uzbekistan

pattern and color were specifically chosen by the creator to tell a story

She smells of witch hazel & bones & has just the right tincture for any unruly man

her many breasts symbolizing her ability to sustain life

The Gorilla Ring is made with German Silver and brass

Pants are made from Uzbek Ikat uses a technique