The Maya said that when one dreams, one communicates with the language of the Universe. When we wake up we are human again. When we dream, we become anything but human. ✨ The Mexica adopted the elegance of Mayan astronomy into their cosmology in order to create one of the most beautiful ways of seeing the world. In a place among the reeds, or Acatitlán, a student of ancestral wisdom and their teacher evoke their astral connections to the stars in ceremony with the last surviving temple that still stands tall to this day.
Product features
- Available in natural wood, black and white frame variations
- Built-in backside hook for easy hanging
- Utilizes the latest printing techniques for vibrant colors
- Made with 100% wood frame, plexiglass face, and metal mechanism
- One size: 10" x 10" (25.4 x 25.4 cm)
Care instructions
- Wipe the dust off gently with a clean, dry microfiber cloth
The Maya said that when one dreams, one communicates with the language of the Universe. When we wake up we are human again. When we dream, we become anything but human. ✨ The Mexica adopted the elegance of Mayan astronomy into their cosmology in order to create one of the most beautiful ways of seeing the world. In a place among the reeds, or Acatitlán, a student of ancestral wisdom and their teacher evoke their astral connections to the stars in ceremony with the last surviving temple that still stands tall to this day.
Product features
- Available in natural wood, black and white frame variations
- Built-in backside hook for easy hanging
- Utilizes the latest printing techniques for vibrant colors
- Made with 100% wood frame, plexiglass face, and metal mechanism
- One size: 10" x 10" (25.4 x 25.4 cm)
Care instructions
- Wipe the dust off gently with a clean, dry microfiber cloth
