At sunset, on the spring and autumn equinoxes, on the steps of the Great Kukulkan temple, a shadow falls on the pirámide in the shape of a serpent.  As the sun sets, this shadowy snake looks like it descends from the temple and down the northern staircase to eventually join a stone feathered serpent head at the base of the pyramid. Symbolically, the feathered serpent joins the heavens, earth and the underworld.

Techniques:  raw edge appliqué, thread sketching, Inktense pencils, machine quilting with matching binding.