Cristina García Rodero: La Maya, folkloric tradition, Spa

Cristina García Rodero: La Maya, folkloric tradition, Spain, 2016
Rodero: ‘La Maya represents the goddess of spring. Sitting on top of an altar, decorated with flowers in her hair and jewellery, dressed in a Manila shawl and a white petticoat, surrounded by coloured covers and field flowers that mothers, grandmothers and neighbours had placed to enhance her beauty. There she will lay still without speaking, with a lost look like a goddess to worship and celebrate.’
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