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Spanish Honors Society Makes Ojos de Dios

On Friday, Spanish Honors Society made Ojos de Dios (God's eyes), a craft made by the Huichol Indians of the central Northwest of Mexico. 

A group of teenagers stand and kneel in a classroom, holding colorful hexagonal art pieces against a background of posters and school supplies.
Four students sit on gray couches crafting with yarn in a classroom featuring a whiteboard and a wave painting in the background.
Two young men sit in grey armchairs in a room, focused on knitting with colorful yarn and needles.
Three students are knitting with colorful yarn at their desks in a classroom decorated with educational posters and artwork.

 

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