Carpet of salt by netot
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Yesterday we went to a small town called Panchimalco to see the carpets of salt or sawdust they produce for the funeral procession of Jesus
The urn is stopped on his way to the village church on every carpet.
Each family or group strives to make the best carpet possible. Some are huge and begin making from the previous day.
This tradition comes from colonial times and takes place in all towns and villages in El Salvador. The best carpets are manufactured in the city of Sonsonate, but everywhere they are a very detailed and beautiful. It's a great example of faith to work all day to make something that will be destroyed in seconds, and that the greatest joy comes precisely from the time the carpet is being torn apart by the feet of those who carry on their shoulders the funeral urn.
Comments (15)
wonderful art of salt !!never seen before this !!
wonderful art of salt
A very intriguing, and uplifting image and facts, my friend. It is a beautiful way of expressing one's joy at His resurrection. In God's 'time', all our lives are as these short-lived paintings. He walks our way, and we are broken from our sins, and carried along with Him, to the promise of our resurrection too. Warm regards, and a very Happy Easter, from a damp, chilly ( snow a wee ago ) Glasgow, Scotland, John.
Thats amazing work they are doing awesome piece here.
Very beautiful image and custom Happy Easter to you and your family
IVE SEEN A BIT OF THIS WORK GETTING AROUND AND I THINK IT MAGIC WONDERFUL ART GREAT CAPTURE MY FRIEND
Amazing image and interesting indications on that tradition! This really brings to mind the art of mandalas of Buddhist tradition.
Very interesting shot !
Thank you so much for sharing this intriguing event and the meaning of it. It's not only wonderful art, but I admire the intension by doing so. In a way I'm with the words jgkane wrote here. Wishing you a blessed Easter, dear Neto, for you and yours.
Fantástica foto, excelente perspective, parabéns!
wow this is cool to see. thanks and happy Easter
AWESOME!!! love love love love .... it! hope you & your family had a wonderful Easter!!!
great image!
This is so beautiful and I thank you Neto for sharing your photos with us so we can see what is happening in your country! :o)
What an intricate labor of devotion! And also excellently framed capture. There is so much of emotion in it.