Shulka: quechua vocable meaning the younger son/daughter.

Weaving is undoubtedly, one of the first activities mankind developed as a way of subsistence.
Laboriously and with an inquisitive mind, primitive man twisted vegetables and animal fibers; thus he attained yarns for interweaving baskets, building huts, making a raft in which he sailed and knotted fishing nets.
Amazed and moved, I go over the same old way: I tie, join, wrap, interlace, interweave, overlap, cut and connect all those fibers.
I respectfully permit myself to show Nature in an artistic dimension.
When working, my purpose is making a fine object because useful things could also be beautiful, and something beautiful could be accessible.