Mayu Alpaca Poncho "Charcoal Burners" The stars of Purva Phalguni

The stars of Purva Phalguni (also written as Poorvaphalguni) are Delta- and Theta-Leonis in the Leo constellation

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also known as Siwar Q'enti is a central mythological figure

Cheyenne and Chippewas would dry the leaves and smoke them like tobacco for their healing and pleasurable effects

Mayu Alpaca Poncho "Charcoal Burners" The stars of Purva PhalguniThe Spanish word poncho likely came from the Quechua word punchu or similar words in other languages spoken nearby. While other cultures to the North may have adopted this look (eg, the more famous Mexican Poncho!), a visit to the hills around Cusco and the Sacred Valley makes it abundantly clear that the poncho is as native to Peru as the alpaca. This Mayu Poncho in River and Slate (coming soon) were inspired by the Peruvian Paso horse riding