Ojos de Dios ("God's Eyes") are sacred art objects used for protection and purification and as portals between the spirit and material worlds. They are made by many Native American peoples, notably the Huichol in western Mexico.
Location notes:
2nd floor walkup - no handicap access. Entrance is at 107 Green St. #G55, Brooklyn, NY 11222
School Notes: The Sacred Arts Research Foundation (SARF) is a Brooklyn-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting visual, musical, performance, crafting, and healing artists by providing funding, space, and resources at its community hub, The Ark. Rooted in the Golden Drum community, SARF fosters a sustainable home for the sacred arts under the guidance of Maestro Manuel Rufino.