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Tulumayos and Zapatito rosado
With the 'Dancing Ladies' series -name inspired by the Dancing Lady orchid- I show the diverse regions of Peru with depictions of native orchids and regional dances. This series has been part of the Orchid Festival 2025 Exhibition at Kew Gardens, London.
“Tulumayos and Zapatito rosado” Acrylic on canvas. 130x100cm
Danza de los Tulumayos is a dance from Tingo Maria, Perú. Tulumayos is an ancient tribe that lived in the Tulumayo river valley. The dance represents the Tulumayos’ history, including their clothing, which was made from leaves and wild stems. The dance is a celebration of the tribe’s peace and humility and represents devotion and gratitude towards Pachamama, goddess of the earth.
Zapatito Rosa, (Phragmipedium kovachii) originating from the misty mountains of Peru, is considered one of the
most beautiful Orchids in the World!