Shipibo Manta Cloth by Maestra Mathilde, Icaro for Toé (Brugmansia) and Tobacco, Embroidered Shamanic Altar Cloth for retailer Ayahuasca Ceremony

Here is a very special manta cloth, representing an Icaro for Toé and Tobacco, made by the very well known Maestra Mathilde Gomez Sanchez. Mathilde is a an ayahuasquera and vegetalista of the Shipibo tribe from the Contamana region, and is part of a long lineage of curanderas/curanderos. This manta was hand-embroidered by her and members of her family under her supervision.

ABOUT THIS MANTA

Design: Toé and Tobacco
Size: Approx 20.5" W x 18" T
Material: Cotton
Cleaning: Do not machine wash or dry!
Age: New

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MAESTRA MATHILDE
The very special thing about mantas made by Maestra Mathilde is that they all contain the visual representations of icaros of medicinal plants, received during dietas or ayahuasca ceremonies. The plant is indicated by a tag that is pinned to the manta (easily removable). These handcrafted altar cloths are works of art, and of the highest quality in terms of the materials used and the craftsmanship, as well as the energy they carry, as they have been imbued with icaros sung by Mathilde and her family during their creation. Because of their intricacy, one manta can take many days or even weeks to complete.

We at HanaqPacha are very grateful that we were able to obtain these sacred works retailer of art directly from Mathilde, and the purchase of these mantas supports Mathilde and her family directly.