Obsidiana

Submitted by demo on Wed, 2011-11-23 11:25

Obsidiano is a black volcanic glass valued by ancient Mexican cultures, because of its ability to be crafted into blades utilized as part of religious rituals and as highly-prized mirrors. Regard for the stone as a magical and sacred entity endures.

 

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 (detail) Alejandro García Nelo, To the Family, 1995, mixed media installation, 120” x 112” x 48”, 1995.17, Museum Purchase Fund, photo credit: Kathleen Culbert-Aguilar